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The poems in this book are inspired by the poet Midhu’s own life experiences. Having journeyed through multiple setbacks, losses, and the weight of predestined grief, this collection becomes her way of acknowledging what was, bidding farewell to sorrow, and opening herself to new experiences and possibilities.
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Midhu Luke
Midhu is an author, poet, rebuild mentor, coach, and corporate leader whose work is shaped by lived experience, resilience, and renewal. Drawing from her own journey through caregiving, loss, health challenges, and professional disruption, her writing and practice honour both grief and growth—without rushing either.
With over two decades of experience across Information Security, Business Continuity, Delivery Excellence, and IT Governance, Midhu brings a rare blend of emotional insight and structural clarity to her work. She believes that sustainable success—whether personal or professional—emerges when the person behind the outcomes is supported emotionally, mentally, and systemically.
A Certified NLP Practitioner, Midhu’s approach is firmly rooted in real life, not theory alone. Through her signature RRR Framework (Reframe. Restore Rhythm. Reach Out.), she supports individuals and organizations in navigating uncertainty, rebuilding confidence, and restoring purposeful rhythm during major life and career transitions.
Her poetry and prose reflect this same philosophy—acknowledging pain honestly, releasing what no longer serves, and creating space for healing and new beginnings. Alongside her writing, Midhu creates reflective, resilience-focused content on YouTube, Instagram, Medium, and LinkedIn, where she shares lived insights, practical tools, and conversations that help people adapt, rebuild, and move forward with clarity and courage.
