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on the darkest of nights,
moon has been
my only reminder,
saying
it’s okay to feel incomplete
it’s okay to feel nothing
it’s just a phase
a phase of emptiness
but
tomorrow
i will be full again.
- tomorrow i will be full
a collection of poems making heartbreak, emptiness, and healing feel beautiful, one poem at a time. each word will hold your hand to tell a story of hope, when life gets dark and walk you through the five phases of the moon where you embrace the darkness, fix yourself, discover self-love, stumble upon cosmic love and are full, in the end, just like the moon.
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Pragati Agarwal
Pragati is a business graduate by degree, designer by mind, yogini by heart, poet by fate and an adventure seeker by soul. she lives in calcutta, where she spends most of her time thinking about love, painting, reading, discovering nooks and corners of the city through her lens, and of course, writing poems. when she is not doing any of the above, you can find her sitting by the window dreaming about traveling the world, and making it a better place than she found it.
these poems came to her when she was going through a metamorphosis in life. along with writing all the poems, pragati has given life to this book with her thoughtful illustrations.
everything about this book is her ode to love, life and all the dreamers in the world.
