Brahmin Rhymes for British Readers

In this charming and unique collection of poems, Pitt Bonarjee uses rhymes to bridge the cultural gap between his Indian Brahmin background and his British readership. With themes ranging from nature to religion to politics, these poems offer a perspective on life that is both universal and deeply personal.

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