The collection of poems written by RPP senior vice president and author Rabindra Mishra while he was in police custody for 50 days, 'Ada Keko Adesh Cha', will be released on August 28. Mishra said that the poem collected in "The above order is" contains children born from forced contact with custody. "These poems are the voices, impulses and cries of 'I' in custody," he said.

"During 50 days of detention, I wrote 35 poems. It is normal to think of a poem in the mind, but it is unusual for that thought to be expressed in the form of a poem. During the detention, thoughts of poetry constantly came to my mind and I was able to convert them into poetry," he said about the poem. But I have never written so many poems in such a short period of time. I have also written two poems during my detention.'

This is Mishra's second collection of poems. His first poetry collection 'Poems of Rabindra Mishra' was published in 2071. 'Rabindra Mishra is not writing poetry to be a poet, he is incarnated as a poet to write poetry. Not the poet, but the poetry has written the poem,' comments the Madan award winning poet and lyricist Navraj Lamsal, who has studied the manuscript of the anthology, 'It has a strong and unbroken poetic flow over the subtle narrative. In this collection, the poet's attraction towards spirituality has also been beautifully, powerfully and profoundly revealed.' Navraj Parajuli, the Padma Shri award winning poet, believes that this collection of poems is enough to set Mishra on the path of poetry.