Arunelli

Pathasari’s Arunelli cannot be defined simply as a collection of essays, a book of poems, or a work of philosophy. It is a distinctive book that records the small moments of everyday life, the stirrings of nature, memories, the subtle movements of the human mind, and questions born of reading in brief fragments of thought.
Some pages may contain only two or three lines. Yet within those few lines, a door opens onto a long philosophical conversation. Therein lies Arunelli’s essential literary beauty.