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In Poisoned Honey, Bitter Bliss, the delicate sweetness of love intertwines with its darker edges—where passion can sting, and joy is often laced with sorrow.
Through a series of evocative poems, the author explores themes of desire, loss, and the complexities of human emotion. Each verse brings forth the bittersweet dance of intimacy, vulnerability, and the profound impact others have on our lives.
From the fleeting joy of a touch to the long-lasting ache of separation, this collection immerses the reader in a world where beauty is never without its price.
With tender words and raw honesty, these poems search for meaning in moments of quiet introspection and loud, unrelenting passion.
Will you surrender to the beauty, or will the bitterness linger forever?
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Tapasya Murali
At 17, Tapasya Murali is a poet who doesn’t wait for inspiration—it finds her when she least expects it. Born in 2008, she’s learned that creativity isn’t bound by hobbies or interests but instead comes in waves, turning quiet moments into a torrent of words. While she loves delving into old literature, manga, and has a deep appreciation for rock music, these passions aren’t what fuel her writing. Instead, Tapasya’s poems emerge from the randomness of life, each piece a reflection of her thoughts, emotions, and fleeting moments of clarity. When she’s not writing, Tapasya enjoys sketching, expressing her creativity in various forms.
