There are 47 poems in Kaski's poet Alpajnani's collection of poems.
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A collection of poems written by the poet Alpajnani, 'Yyyalo Parakeetah Manas', has been launched.
Launching program held in Kathmandu writer and journalist Dr. Navraj Lamsal said that the man waiting for the light has a deep impression of Eastern philosophy and society and this has made the poet more sophisticated. Subjective consciousness has prevailed over objective consciousness in the poetry of the ignorant,' he said. In fact, the bright journey is not only the person, but the bright waiting of the whole creation.' Commenting on the
work, Critic and Vice-Professor Dr. Ashok Thapa said that the poems of Alpajnani show the bright hope of life and satirize the current disharmony of people. He said, 'In the poetry of the ignorant, light is raised as a conflict between positivity and darkness as negativity .' Another reviewer vice-professor Dr. Geeta Tripathi said that there is a beautiful intermingling of nature and society in Alpajnani's poetry. 'Writing poetry is painful. Environmental balance is a strong aspect of poetry. Kavita seeks the balance of life in the midst of turmoil,' she said.
Poet Alpajnyani, who has been on a poetic journey since the late sixties, is a well-known name in contemporary Nepali poetry. Born in Begnas of Kaski, Deviraman Tiwari has been writing in Nepali literature under the name of 'Alpagyani'. Dr. from the collection of poems released in the
program. Vasant Gautam, Sanjeev Paudel, Amrit Kshetri and Laxmidevi Gaudel recited poems, while Dr. Dr. It was given by Rajendra Chapagai. In the poetry collection published by Page Turner, 47 in 6 parts. Poems are collected.
