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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The journey of life and love are not the easiest. Both constantly test us. With each joyous or painful moment which takes place in our life, our heart and soul tends to rejoice or break. And when we break, with strength by our side we learn to pick ourselves up again and mend our broken hearts. Every broken heart eventually transcends into a mesmerising kintsugi heart, a broken heart mended by the glistening golden threads of love, for only love can heal all that is broken. This book is for your beautiful kintsugi heart from my kintsugi heart.
Denisha Sahadevan
Denisha Sahadevan started writing poetry in the sixth grade when her English teacher taught her to write poetry. Since then throughout her life, when faced with situations where she could not express herself, she wrote. Growing up as a shy and a silent child, she immersed herself within the world of books as she hid herself away in the library. Words, a journal and a pen have always been her most trusted companions. She loves writing, reading, traveling, learning new languages and about new cultures. She enjoys tea, the rain and - most of all - the golden silence right before dawn.
