Man with a Golden Heart

Sris first collection of poems is a poignant, philosophical attempt to answer some of lifes most difficult questions (Kirkus Review). A unique, moving memoir in verse about the effects of illness on the human psyche (Kirkus Review). A forceful, moving book about uneasy survival in the face of great difficulties (Blueink Review). This suffering and confusion in his soul leads Sri to question the benevolence and, at times, the very existence of God (Clarion Review). Man with a Golden Heart is a small volume of freestyle verses by the humanitarian doctor Satya Sri. As explained in the preface, the author wove these pearl-like poems in order to relieve himself from the pain and tension he experienced in his life. He says he would like to share his feelings with his readers as this would give him satisfaction.