call me devil or ready my coffin

oh Lord! call me devil or ready my coffin,
I wanna own my soul and I will,
shading tears in solitude I prefer,
serving morons can never.

agony all around, engulfing innocence,
battling the conflicting mind among pains
all that was eternal are being challenged,
confront me or take life out of me,
stubborn I am, will remain same thee.

all your power and ego, I boycott,
without war how to decide Almighty?
let the swords swing & sing the glory,
Master you are and I wanna be,
Hey God; call me devil or ready my coffin.

Book Review : I Live for you..

About the Author- Dhanashri Kadam is as young girl  from the city of Dreams Mumbai. She is a Commerce Graduate and perusing French Translator diploma. Her philosophy of life  is:-  If a person has taken birth in the world, he must leave his mark behind (Impressing one ). She is an aspirant writer from a very young age and gave wings to her aspiration in style with "I Live For You." 
About The Book :- " I  Live For You." is a unique story that reviled the funny ways of Love firstly two person in love with two other persons fell in love with each-other and then they hold the bond so tight that even the natural causality or unfortunate incident couldn't part their ways. The concept has the freshness that makes it  readable.
Authorship:-  Dhanashri has used a very simple language and been quite successful conveying her point. Day to day language has given a lucidity to the story, moreover all the events and incidents are very closed to the reality (no disc/pub scenes nor the doge of sex). The beginning of the story is well woven and carries the readers with the flow. The middle could have been much better though but full marks to the climax.
Verdict:- Book is short, clear and has freshness, Should be given a Read.
To, The Author:- Dhanashri Well-done and I congratulate you for making a Mark in the world of Indian Literature. Some serious and meaningful work is desperately expected  from you. And to add to the compliment let me confess that I liked the book despite the fact "I Hate Love Stories".