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"Rhymes, Rhythm and Reflections" is a sublime collection of poetry that showcases the depth of emotion and the unique perspective of a young female writer. With a keen eye for detail and a lyrical voice that captivates the reader, the author explores a wide range of themes, from family ties, emotional support and guidance, sense of connection and identity to raising awareness, inspiration for action, and action in face of uncertainty.
In these pages, you will find poems that speak to the heart of what it means to be a young woman navigating the complexities of life. Through her words, the author shares her hopes and dreams, her challenges and fears, her love for her family, her pride in her country, her concerns about the impacts of climate change and her compassion for those affected by war.
Whether you are a lover of poetry or simply looking for a new voice to inspire you, " Rhymes, Rhythm and Reflections" is a book that you don’t want to miss. With each page, you will be transported into the mind and heart of a gifted writer who has the power to move and inspire us all.
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Ravyanshi Singh
Ravyanshi Singh is an author with a keen interest in exploring information related to science, folk culture, natural languages, writing scripts and much more. She loves books and likes to hang out in local libraries exploring books on her favourite topics.
Ravyanshi has lots of interest in space and astronomical objects. She dreams of becoming an astronaut someday.
Ravyanshi loves to visit places. Ravyanshi has been to places in Europe like Venice, Rome, Switzerland and Austria. The art and architecture fascinated her to the core. She has also travelled to countries in Southeast Asia like Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, and realized how much similar and different they are from India.
Next, Ravyanshi plans to write books on space and celestial objects, a book about flags of the world, a compilation book about folk stories from south-east Asia, and many more…
