Review of "The Boatman of Murshidabad" by Madhu Kailas
A collection of 50 poems written in free verse, each of them is unique in the manner in which it focuses on the various emotions and aspects of human life. Whether it is pain, love or longing, there is a deep emotion that jumps out through the words that the poet has woven together.
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