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‘The Ever-growing Vine on my Window’ is centred around the beauty of nature, appreciation of simple things, realisations and tides of emotions.These poems invite you to pause, reflect and rediscover your connection to both yourself and the world around you, offering a perfect companionship for every mood.
Yet, the true meaning of these poems lies not in the words themselves, but in the emotions they may awaken within you. So why wait? Turn back to the first page and begin your own personal journey through this collection.
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Parnika Chandra
Parnika Chandra is a student of grade 12th in DPS International, Gurgaon, with a passion for literature and art. She has been an avid reader and writer ever since she was a kid and has had two of her poems published in the Times of India student newspaper. She also has a great appreciation for nature, cinema, music and dance, claiming that these are important to romanticise life, without which she would not find much of the inspiration she does for writing. She strongly believes in the profound, multifaceted impact of words and the unique power they hold to inspire positive change. Her reason for writing this novel is quite the same- the rhythm and flow of words has brought clarity to her thoughts, and she hopes that somewhere within these pages readers resonate with the emotions, find inspiration, or perhaps discover a sense of solace.
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