Synopsis This is the author's second book of poems. The first one, Unknown Soldier, contained poems written in a long time-span, beginning with reflections on army life and moving to romanticism until he discovered his own ground in satirical comments on contemporary life. This volume is the continuation of that genre of poetry with a touch of philosophy. Divine doubt dominates the theme of some of these pieces. If faith is the bedrock of religion, doubt is the cornerstone of quest. Unlike the faithful who finds peace and tranquility, the doubting mind is disturbed and is in turmoil. These poems are the product of the churning of the mind.