‘Ink and Colours’ by emerging poet Rangne Sorang has fifty heartfelt poems accompanied by monochrome illustrations drawn by the author herself, which enhances the emotions of her compositions.
‘An elegy’, my favorite of the lot, is powerful, incisive and tragic. It is about a parent who lost a beloved daughter, who pens a letter to the man responsible for the loss.
‘Dear son,
The flower you destroyed today
Was the only flower in my garden
The only one that I watered
The only hope I lived for.’
- Dr. Gumlat Ong Maio
(author and cartoonist, The College Trilogy, Cheap Pencil
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Rangne Sorang
Rangne Sorang wrote her first poem when she was in standard v. As she grew up, the words remained buried inside her mind forgotten. By the time she reached university, the lost spark reignited and she decided to pen down all her unspoken words, her little stories and compile them in this beautiful book.
Born in Arunachal Pradesh, she completed her M.Sc in Botany from Rajiv Gandhi University. She loves painting, writing and cooking. 'Ink and Colours' is her debut book and she aspires to be an acclaimed writer. You can follow her Instagram and Facebook page both named 'Ink and Colours'.
