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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Two drops of different hue,
one green and the other blue,
stepped on a new journey to explore,
about to break stereotypes, never attempted before.
Unlike the rest in their community,
they agreed upon the idea of one's own individuality.
A journey you'll uncover while reading this book,
read till the end to truly understand the author's look.
How the two drops finally attained wisdom,
how they agreed upon their role and their name.
Here's a hint to facilitate your guess,
'unity induces success'.
When green and blue combine,
then forms aquamarine.
Ravi Verma
He is an Indian Writer and a Software Engineer. Born on 15 December 2000. Brought up in Indian-Tibetan society as his father Dr. Kanta Prasad Verma was posted as a Teacher at Central School for Tibetans which is an educational institution working as a step to help Tibetan refugees by educating them and helping to conserve their identity, culture, and tradition.
Being a job that required the family to move to different parts of India, Ravi has gained a fair share of travel experiences since childhood. He mostly lived in the Hill stations which explains his love and reverence for nature.
Previously, his work mostly talked about nature and the effects of human interference. His latest creations on the other hand showcase poetic work mostly focusing on the topics such as hope, faith, self-love, acceptance, and personal and interpersonal human behavior. Lately, his favorite topic to discuss is anything that may relate to the individuality quotient.
