Reviews

Looking through a Telescope for Love by Himanshu Goel, Arushi Gupta

lena_ae's review against another edition

3.0

3.3 ☆
Como o anterior, ligeiramente mais interessante

_mery98_'s review

adventurous challenging emotional hopeful sad tense medium-paced

3.5

 "I’m just
a little boy
looking through
a telescope
trying to find
love in the sky....."

These poems are all about love and its beauty. Divided into four sections- Looking through a telescope for love’, ‘For love’, ‘Daughter of the moon and “Runaway star’ this collection is a beautiful and calm read. 

claradiation's review

how do you
expect her to
fly when you
put the weight
of the world
on her shoulders?

pretty_little_bibliophile's review against another edition

3.0

My Review:
The book is a collection of 50 poems, all about love and its beauty. Divided under four sections- Looking through a telescope for love’, ‘For love’, ‘Daughter of the moon’ and “Runaway star’ this collection is a beautiful and calm read. These short poems are accompanied by some simple and minimalistic illustrations by Arushi Gupta.
The language used is pretty simple and I could hardly find any grammatical errors. Despite this, I found the overall subjects very simple. Written in the modern style of blank prose without rhyme, like Rupi Kaur and Lang Leav’s works, Looking Through a Telescope for Love is a decent read for any reader’s initial forays into modern poetry. The poems also revolved around women and I personally liked that.
Verdict:
I rate this book a 3/5 stars and shall definitely recommend it to others.