Mortality to Eternity

About the Book

Mortality to Eternity the title alone speaks about the creation that dwells here in this book. Mortality to Eternity is entirely connected with the poems as well as the styles of writing. The book has some poems with blank and free verses while other are set and rhymed very sophisticatedly. Some of the poems here do not contain a specified vowel in the entire poem, and some very ornamentally created, And speaking about the poems it is a journey of the poets imaginations racing through several introspections which has been penned down, the quatrains and beats travel the phases of life and hence the book Mortality to Eternity.

About the Author

Affan Tayyabi s/o Abubakar Tayyabi and a resident of Vijayapur Karnataka India, Vijayapur also known as Bijapur is also a home of one of the most cultured and literally advanced Adil Shahi Dynasty, The city enthralls the visitors and is a home of the enchanting and stunning monuments as Boli Gumbaz and its whispering gallery and Ibrahim Roza also referred as the Black Taj. The author born and bought up in Bijapur did his schooling from Secab English Medium School and got his matriculation there. Later moved on to Anjuman PU college for his studies and then to Anjuman Degree college respectively. At present a student of Anjuman Degree College and is perusing in graduation in the Arts stream. He wrote his first piece of poetry at the age of 15yrs it was a dedication to his mother and no doubt, it is the support of his parents bought him here. Belonging to a family of learned, the author believes his talent to be gift from his ancestors. So it can be said that the author has got it in his genes. Hence it proves that if Grand father Moula Baksh was alive he would be elated. Lastly, this book is an attempt to fulfill the wish of Principal Habibullah khan Killedar the maternal grandfather of author who wished to see speaking writing English, but unfortunately he did not live long to see his wish being fulfilled but hope at least his children see.