Dateline Dehradun: Ratatouille & Potpourri Poems is a delightful collection of 44 poems whose title aptly captures the spirit of the book. Much like the French vegetable stew ratatouille, each poem contributes its own distinct flavour, creating a rich and satisfying medley of observations, emotions, and experiences for its readers.
The collection traverses a wide range of themes. Nature blossoms through poems such as Red Gladioli, Jasmine in My Garden, Poppies, and Sunflower – The National Flower of Ukraine. The changing moods of the seasons find expression in poems on autumn and the monsoon, while love unfolds in Don’t Feign Love, Signalling Love, and One More Time. Family relationships are portrayed with warmth and sensitivity in First Light Verse, My Father’s Son, and My Mother’s Health. The collection also reflects on the harsh realities of conflict through poignant poems such as Prisoners of War and Small Light Coffin. Whether exploring emotions, home, or humanity, the poems present thoughtful observations in varied forms, including rhyme, free verse, and slant rhyme, with each evocative piece inviting readers into a world of words and quiet reflection.
Dehradun-born lawyer, poet, and short story writer Ajay Jugraan is professionally based in Delhi. Writing in both Hindi and English, Jugraan has the ability to transform everyday moments into engaging poetic experiences. His accessible style encourages readers to slow down, savour each line, and discover meaning in the seemingly ordinary.
Jugraan is the author of the Hindi poetry collection Antarang Satrang, the English short story collection The Bridge on the River Song, and the haiku collection Haiku no Hanataba. With its blend of lyrical simplicity, emotional depth, and universal themes, Ratatouille & Potpourri Poems is an ideal companion for a cosy, rainy afternoon and a rewarding read for poetry lovers across borders.
Ratatouille & Potpourri Poems Verses on Vines
Bookleaf Publishing, 2026
9789375275916
82 pages























































