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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalEnter the poetic world of hundred baubles that take flight...
Imagine a basket of hundred baubles by your bedside. Inside each of these baubles you will encounter a unique world that you walk right into. Which bauble will you like to visit today? The one where Veronica and Neda, two strong activists, who in their afterlife are having tea and are ironically talking about life? In another world, the very miffed Tier 2 ghost is orbiting the lower earth in Sputnik, no great palaces for him to boo. Would you like to salute the dead soldiers who died protecting your freedom? Hug a girl who bemoans her brown skin color in My Brown Child. Or would you rather witness the lavish world of the Bibi of the Bungalow? Can some classical music help you with insomnia in Moonlight Magic? Then there is City Cicada, for you, you beautiful brave woman of today. And you strong man, I have the bauble Fragile for you, because you don’t always have to stand strong. This poetry book has many such baubles. Walk right in.
Sarah Huda
Sarah Huda was born to Assamese parents in Shillong, India who belong to an Army background. Sarah Huda, who refers to herself as an accidental poet declared her first love for literature at age five. She is an extensive blogger, playwright and short story writer. With 25th Floor Baubles she embarks on the fun adventure down the poetic path.
When not working or writing, she loves to cook and bake, brew tea, go on long runs and spend time with her husband and five year old daughter. Every now and then she lends her voice at friend’s parties and local pubs for jam sessions.
An alumnus of National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi, Sarah works as a software consultant and lives in Singapore.
Her Instagram page @sarahhudadiaries has a lot of her poetry and food pictures.
Her three blog links are below:
wordpress.com/view/sarahhuda.wordpress.com
shelledquantum.blogspot.com
medium.com/@sarahhuda
