Synopsis In this slim book of verse, Arun Sharma, a distinguished trilingual poet, offers interesting narratives about nature, society and life to discerning readers. The poet also does a gradual transition to emotional attachments and intense physical relationships. Sharma dithers between the two extremes of the beautiful and the ugly facets of life. The result is that what begins as a whisper of sincere reflections ends as a resentful rendition of protest against the mankind’s suffering. Why this stretch of extremity? Because the doctor-poet dwells and writes between these two extremities.