Verses of poetry only match your heart when they are short enough to keep your heart embalmed but meaningful enough to sweeten the pace of your blood flow.
This quotes/poetry collection is driven by poet Akshat Pathak as a true means of emotionalizing oneself with love and affection and relating well enough that one would understand what true love really is and how long it persists in our world and changes things forever and ever. Because being loved with passion is always a destiny while being loved with lust is always a choice.
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Akshat Pathak
Akshat S. Pathak is a 17-year-old, college student who has lived his whole life until now under the pillar of one day becoming the most successful author, poet, and compiler of all time. He ultimately wishes to reach his tremendous destination and he published his first book at the age of 15 which is certainly a really big achievement.
In the future, he wishes to make a change in society through the works he will write and his wish after he dies is to let people remember him by the books he will leave behind because the consequences which he became an author were certainly challenging and he had never imagined that he would become a writer. This pure destiny has made him proud today and all he wants now is the respect he deserves for his hard work throughout his life. He currently resides in the City of Nagpur, India and is currently pursuing higher secondary education at Hislop College of Science, Arts and Commerce. His future ambition is to take up humanities and improve his artistic skills and abilities with it, alongside studying the field of psychology in brief. He aims to become an acclaimed author in the category of literary fiction writing and is striving hard to achieve it...
Conclusively, the last words he would always conclude in his life is that when you truly believe in yourself then things go the way you have always wanted them to..
Born: 17th February 2006
