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P. Sh. Rege has reflected on the place of poetry in human life, offering insightful observations on the subject. He writes:
“The mechanical age has occupied such a large part of an individual’s life that we have begun to feel embarrassed by our own emotions. We do not wish to be different. In our conduct, thoughts, attire, and every aspect of life, we consider it a virtue to be like others, and we strive to live accordingly. The influence of social inertia on us is so profound that our individuality rarely emerges with any real force.”
At a time when poetry has become monotonous because of the widespread imitation of predecessors and the repetition of what has already gained acceptance, Rahul Pungaliya is firmly establishing himself with a strong sense of his own identity and creative essence. His distinctive voice and originality are truly reassuring and bring genuine delight to lovers of poetry.
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