A Land Without a Home is a collection of poems spanning some twenty odd years and is likely to make any reader, who ventures, whether accidentally or intentionally, to read it, feel like they twenty years have passed by the time they complete the book. Like most people, you will find poems in the stories of life but here you will also find stories woven in the poems like ‘The Jasmine Tea’ and ‘The Torch’. Others are distinctive in thought and movement like ‘Remember Me’, ‘The Physics of Death’ and ‘Meesa’.