Timeless Thoughts - Review

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Is Silence the voice of the era? Wonderfully written!

I found Timeless Thoughts to be a wholesome collection of poems. From time to dreams to social evils, love, and loss, there's a lot of influences and themes that are examined here and I found the thoughts behind the words quite reflective. Also the simple usage of words are appreciable. That's what makes the poems flow and never was I distracted by any show-off words. I especially liked the poem called Silence. In today's loud and busy world this almost felt like a meditation and also asks very pertinent questions. Is Silence really the voice of this era? With so much happening around us and so few voices of dissent this I think is a very relevant question. Kudos to the author for asking it.

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