Eyes of Love

Simple is Ample

von Samwian

130 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Eyes of Love is a tender collection of 60 poems written as heartfelt letters from a guardian's soul to two beloved children, Garv and Gauri. Each poem opens with the same gentle salutation - "My dear Garv and Gauri" - and unfolds like a whisper from a wiser, older heart to the pure, unguarded hearts of children.Written by a political science and economics scholar who chose to set aside the weight of adult complexity, this book is an invitation to rediscover the child within. Its subtitle - Simple Is Ample - captures everything the book stands for: that the richest life is one lived with wonder, honesty, and open-armed love.The poems move through the natural world - monsoon rains, gulmohar trees, clay pots, muddy feet, rainbows, and the open sky - to explore some of life's deepest truths. Garv and Gauri are taught that flaws make us beautiful, that tears are pearls, that forgiving is the highest form of giving, and that true wealth lives not in possessions but in memory, kindness, and connection. Nature is the ever-present teacher, Mother is the Midas touch, and childhood itself is the most sacred thing we are given - and slowly lose.Alongside life's joys, the poems gently address themes of identity, diversity, compassion, and inner freedom. Children are reminded they are "uberkids" - not defined by report cards or classroom walls, but by the love they carry and the light they share. From "Waging the War" (where smiles are helmets and hugs are armour) to "Wisdom Sings, Truth Dances" (where embracing flaws becomes a form of greatness), the book builds a quiet philosophy: that kindness, curiosity, and emotional honesty are superpowers.Lyrical, playful, and deeply human, Eyes of Love is for the child in every reader. It belongs on the bookshelf of every parent, teacher, and dreamer who believes that staying connected to wonder is not childishness - it is wisdom."We live in people around us, in thoughts and in love. We live in stars and in flowers, in dust and gentle mud."