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Even the serious essay reader is eager for a breezy read. Writing such an essay is not easy at all, although it seems that it is even! But writing a post-artist fiction is quite difficult. Mixing light humor with mild sarcasm, the work of weaving the composition like a garland is impossible without the Parangamsrashta. There are only a handful of writers of meaningful romances in Bengali literature. Although they are always memorable to Raspipasud. Tarapad Roy is their worthy successor. Ever since he started writing poetry with the poet's pen by his side, he has been distinguished. Not only from the point of view of popularity, but by selecting vast and diverse subjects, he has given birth to almost two thousand novels for forty years, they are dear, dearer, dearest to the humor readers. The hidden darkness accumulated in the corner of the mind, they do not have the ability to blow it up with a burst of color. All his works are pure and original, the author himself does not claim that. But they are passed down from generation to generation like folklore traditions. Three hundred and sixty five selected poems have been compiled in this book. These essays are culled from the author's writings of various tastes. The author enigmatically says: 'One poem for the reader in three hundred and sixty-five days a year.' That means the reader will open his heart and laugh at least once every day throughout the year. Those who are trying to remove laughter from people's lives will fail this time.