"Drunken Thoughts" is a collection of poems and musings. Some of it is inspired from real

events and lessons and few are completely fictional but solely based on everyday life. Some

might feel the book is too straightforward, but if somebody dives down into the pages, their

idea might change. Life is a natural process and that's what this book tries to pinpoint. The

irregularity of the writings was purposefully put in because, like our daily life, the book also

doesn't have to be in sync. It can go higher or lower as our thoughts. The purpose of this

book is to uplift the so-called bad phases of Life and to show that few words that you bleed

through ink can heal you up. The book portrays that life is like an uneven road which you

have to cross. Eventually one finds the way to move on and to forgive everything. A few

poems are blunt and heart-wrenching but that's the beauty of it. The writings are the best

collection from the pages of the author's diary. It also gives deep insight into a troubled yet

happy soul for whom Life has a fixed definition. Losing hope is a stinging indictment to society and this book challenges that.