His poems are reflections on nature, presence, schooling, society, and life. Like peeling an onion, his poems slowly peel the layers and layers of conditioning of the society. A voice that seeks the freedom of expression freely. Each poem is a journey from known to unknown, to find small small graces in everyday life. A life filled with joy, wonder, love, and peace.
Seeds and potter is a collection of poems that reflects on the purpose of education and role of an educator and the possibility of change of approach in schools and classrooms.Each poem talks individually and collectively, each poem talks to every individual and collective.
Naming the days is a collection of poems on modern living and conscious parenting. It brings an awareness to the way in which we live and use the devices and how devices use us. And it also throws a light on how we endlessly fill our days with one thing after the other and leave no space for us to just be and see the beauty of nature and spaciousness that surrounds us everywhere.