Williamsji Maveli writes, an appreciation review on Rumpa Ray Ghosh poem, Fire

A journey sprinkled with vivid human agonies in life – Analytical appreciation reviews based on Rumpa Ghosh (Rumpa Ray Ghosh ) poem 

Williamsji Maveli writes….

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“Blessed the human race,
With its potent presence,
Life would have seized to exist,
Evolution might not have started ,
On the face of this rugged terrain
Comprised of unknown perils. “
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Poetic inspirations are not merely illusions or fantasy. It is the expression of deep human feelings and ideas in prearranged passion by the use of distinctive style and rhythm. It is always felt like a desire to explore through poetry the various subjects of uncertainty pain, spirituality and death. For Poet Rumpa Ghosh (Rumpa Ray Ghosh), poetry writing is a passion of integrity and self respect which highly depicted in her above poem titled “ Fire “.
The above is the 4th poem from Poet Rumpa Ghosh (Rumpa Ray Gosh) combined the anthology MUSICAL MARVELS OF SELF.

Life is unforeseen, like a hidden secret or mystery. Among the existing mysteries, none is more practically important for our personal lives than the doctrine of grace. It is highly significant on its human side, since it describes the panorama of God’s dealing with each one of us in the depths of our inner soul.

All different versions of faith take on new meaning from the continuation of a supernatural order and power. The Trinity of persons is meaningful because their eternal communication within the divinity is the source of his gifts outside the spirituality and mystics. They are the fountain head of grace from the spirit who dwells in the soul of each and every soul.

By the very fact that we believe in things unseen and hope for the promised reward of those who love God, we are witnesses to the action of a superhuman power, which is divine grace operating on the mind and will enable us to see on what natural man cannot perceive or desire. If the love of God is conditioned on knowledge, the depth of love will be determined by the extent of our knowledge.

Williamsji Maveli