Books

 

Aroope Akhran da Aks. Published in 2014. A composition of poetry in open verse and Ghazals.

 

Seerat’s most recent book reflects the mysteriousness of the modern world. He exemplifies the idea that a word’s definition is trapped within the word itself. Demonstrating that it is  impossible to interpret the internal thoughts of any creation with words or symbols, when you try to personify the reflection of nonexistence.

 

 

 

 

 

Saij Sullee Te Saleeb. Published in 2007. A composition of poetry in open verse and Ghazals.

 

Composition of poetry in open verse and ghazals where the title justifies the three stages of life: Living for yourself, Living for a cause and Living for humanity. Foreword written by Dr. Jagtar.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Surat Seerat Te Saraab. Published in 2007. A book of Punjabi Ghazals.

 

A book of three dimensional ghazals based on form, content and illusion. In which, Seerat encapsulates how the lust of life remains unachievable in the wilderness of humanity.

 

 

 

 

 

Kikkar Kande. Published in 1992. A composition of poetry in open verse and Ghazals.

Seerat’s first book in which he combines poetry in open verse and ghazals. Creating the subjectivity of relevance in symbolic form and technically bound poetry, Seerat illustrates beautifully the social and political influence on the surrounding environment.

 

 

 

 

 

Kirchan. Published in 1990. First book of Punjabi ghazals.

 

Compositon of ghazals in its pure form. The premise of this anthology of poems is to discuss the deeply hidden realities of life, which are scattered in the spectrum of life. Received best book award from JKAACL in 1991.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bharam Bhullayan . Published in 1986. A Punjabi novel.

Seerat’s first novel on “stream of consciousness”, in which we are shown the internal reflection of a boy’s thoughts as he tries to piece together the shattered images around him. Received best book award from JKAACL in 1987.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Khalaw ‘ch  Tangey Harf. Published in 1985 a book of Punjabi poems. Seerat’s second book of poetry in open verse.

Acknowledged on the intense and meaningful poetry, in which he runs with the concept of interpretation from _________ introvert to extravert state of mind and vice versa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chhallan. First book of open form poems. Published in 1980.

Surinder Seerat’s first book of free verse poems. It was awarded the best Punjabi book by J&K Academy of Art Culture and Languages (JKAACL) in 1982. Poetry of this book reflects the internal struggle to exist in the world. Foreword written by Dr.Kulbir Singh Kaang.