The Waves Flowed On...: ~ Thoughts Of An Indian Amit Kapoor Author

Bio A successful Content Marketing leader, blogger, and editor, Amit has the heart of a teacher, and firmly believes the power of Love. He believes that unless there’s a paradigm shift in our society’s mentality, and unless it is applied in a manner wherein all work together towards the common goal of Peace and Harmony - it cannot be achieved.A passion for reading and a Masters’ in English from Lucknow University has had a deep impact on his writing skills - evident in his work.Awarded as the ‘Most Influential Content Marketing Professional’ by the WMC, he is a Global Top 200 Content Strategist, India’s Top 100 Content & Brand Custodian, an STC IAC Speaker, & an ET Columnist. A Mentor & Social Media Influencer, he is a regular speaker on topics pertaining to Communication, Content and Digital Marketing, and has given sessions and Guest Lectures at the TAPMI-Manipal, IBS-ICFAI, Information Developers Conclave 2017, JNTU TechFest 2017, and STC Annual & Regional Conferences 2016-17. His articles have been published in magazines & portals such as Hakin9, Industrial Automation, IIT Mumbai (TechFest), and Inc500. He also has been a Panelist at events as National Level Innovation Summit Prerna-2018, Tata DocoMo DoBig.Some more of his poems have been published in a collection - We Shall Grow.(http://bookstore.trafford.com/Products/SKU-000128736/We-Shall-Grow.aspx)Amit stays at Hyderabad with his wife Richa and son Nischay. You can connect with him using the handle @amitwritesat on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, or visit www.akwrites.com.SynopsisThe poems in this book talk about Life as seen through Amit’s eyes and felt in his heart! He hopes these lines on Friendship, Love, Life, India, and Peace will resonate with your own experiences. If they do, his efforts would be worth it. Life has presented itself to him in myriad colors, and with God’s blessings, he has been able to express his emotions via words. The poems in this collection, though mostly written about 18 years ago, somehow still relate to the current state of affairs in India, and across the globe.