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Doctors could only name his condition as depression but could not do
anything further to shame the sickness. And after everything done in
vain to recover his peace of mind, he started thinking about death as
the only avenue of departure from this unfavourable vicissitude of his
life. In this situation of hopelessness and helplessness, he decided to
resort to the bible. Being hitherto lover of reading, he could no longer
read any other book apart from the bible. This newly found habit helped
him to think less of death as his only manumission. Thinking highly
about God even in his hostile circumstances, he started writing lyrics
which he recorded and had a music album as he imperceptibly started
getting reprieve from his ailment and predicament. Based on what he had
feared and felt, he named the album; "I wanna die a righteous man",
which was decisively, a direct rebuttal and refusal to accept death as a
pill and panacea for his situation. As the music couldn't hit the
jackpot, he then decided to convert his lyrics into poems.
Though seen as timorous taciturn troglodyte on the outside, he is loud
and thoughtful within. Due to his unassuming nature, people hardly
ascribe what he does to him. The sceptics are not far from the truth,
because what gives him the push is an invisible hand.
The poems and reflections in this book constitute words which acted as
balms to heal his previous bruises and altered his circumstances. Some
of his writings are also based on his opinions on trending and
contemporary issues.
