SHE HAS SURRENDERED TO SLUMBER records the flights of imagination,
the intense emotional fluctuations, and the outcomes of the
contemplating mind of the author as words crafted with passion,
tenderness, and subtlety. These poems, written over a period of
roughly three years of the author's young life, present the
enormous changes that his mind goes through within this timeframe.
The poems reflect the constant pursuit of romance, embodied by the
idea of death and rebirth. From the moment of the arrival of the
mysterious vision of an ideal romantic world, the author goes on to
record the death of his old beliefs and his rebirth into a new way
of seeing life. Thus he engages himself in a quest to know his true
self, and goes through tremendous conflict between indefinable
rhythm of the desires of his soul and the worldly commotion of
reality. With infinitely elongated moments of pleasure, sadness,
confusion, depression, hope, and recovery, Tawsif Anam survives to
present a brief look into his dreams through the poems in his book.
The name of the book, with the significance of slumber as a
mystifying state that the author believes to be a connection
between our material existence and the vast transcendental world of
unknown knowledge, is a tribute to his grandmother. From the time
when these poems were first being written to the final moment of
its completion, the author witnessed his beloved grandmother,
someone to whom he owes the nourishment of his life and his present
well-being greatly, drifting from her joyful old age to a state of
physical inactivity and coma. Despite her being in a deep slumber,
she still breathes life into her grandson, who would forever remain
indebted to her forher love, care, support and encouragement.
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