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There's a poet in everyone- 

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This book aims at introducing poetry lovers to different forms of poetry to help many aspiring poets to keep writing and enjoying poetry. This is to create a base among the poetry lovers to get a feel and understanding about poetry. Becoming a great poet is indeed a monumental task, but learning and enjoying poetry is not. Learning various forms of poetry hooks the creative part of a poet that unleashes the new dimensions of poet and poetry. “There’s a Poet in Everyone” and everyone can learn poetry, share and enjoy it.



Review -
Poetry is a way to reconcile us to our world and to allow us a measure of tenderness and grace.
When I came across the book, the first few chapters took me to the beautiful world of poetry. This book is a masterpiece for the ones who want to become poets or somewhere relate to poetry. 
"A poem is supposed to rhyme and not everyone can be a poet." The book bursts all such myths and the misconceptions people have.
It is a beautiful creation written by the author Dr. Diwakhar Pokhriyal.
The book contains various forms of poetry like echo verse, duodora, Fibonacci and many more, which will help you in case you want to be a poet. Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world, and everyone can contribute to this world by writing down their beautiful ideas.
The story revolves around two friends, who love poetry. One helps in teaching different forms of poetry while the other recreates one.
"There's a poet in everyone "As the name of the book personifies that nobody is a born poet, and Poetry is the record of the best and happiest moments of the best minds.
Everyone has a poet hidden inside; all you need is to do is, introspect your talent and pen down your ideas. This book will help you to discover various aspects of poetry and follow your Passion as a poet. 
I being a lover of literary Arts and poems truly loved the concept and theme of the book and would highly recommend everyone to read this. Therefore I would love to rate the book 5/5.

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