The book cover as well as the title, to me, always appeared to be very enthralling. You know those books, at the very first glance at them, you know that it will be one of those reads that tend to remain by your side for a long time? This was what it seemed like from the moment I read the title and took out a moment to appreciate the work of art on the cover. It was mystical yet not really something that can squeeze itself in such a small word. It was beyond that; beyond it all and I knew very well that this book wouldn't disappoint me. I just had a feeling that it would give me whatever that I expect from it.

This book was a collection of poems and writeups that were brimming with electrifying intensity that would definitely send shivers down the reader's spine, if one did not fail to decode access to the realm obscured beneath.

The poems were about life in general but do not let that blind you even for a second because as much bright as life appears to be in sight, the darkness it bathes in, if you ever come to know the reality of it, the atrocity will make your skin crawl.

Playing with the majestic seams of her woven craft, the author challenges you to make yourself a pathway to the underworld that leads from the doors of her profound verses. It is you, then, swirling in the mist of darkness; an ocean of the unknown but with a little opening at the very top. It's like you have been struck by a black tornado; circling inside of the never ending hue but you can see, a door that opens to the light; a possible escape from what may destroy you emotionally.

But despite everything your heart feels peace among the hard yet gentle embraces of the waves in motion. Oh no, you won't ever want to reach the exit. Not until you've drowned and bled; and have permitted yourself to free the demons and dance alongside them.

In short, this book can be known as one of those roller-coaster rides where you want to leave but feel at peace at the same time. Because this book knows what you hide. And within it, you will find yourself; pieces of you that you might haven't ever been fully aware of.

I am not good at writing English, not at all, i even don't know how to write a book review. But it's your book that makes me to write for you.
What i found is:

"Each and every prose creates a vision, creates a dream, an imaginary universe. This book takes you to the world where you experience to explore your perception, your idea of life. It's narrative, lyrical, sensuous, and philosophical at the same time. For me this spellbinding, enrapture, intoxicating book is amongst the best prose poetry collections."