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Delve into the hidden thoughts of a young poet with this collection of 52 poems. These pieces explore the often unspoken fears and struggles of growing up. From the chilling experience of being stalked to the heart-wrenching moments of crying into a pillowcase, these poems offer a glimpse into the raw emotions that come with growing up.
Through honest and poignant verses, the author reveals her experiences, imperfections, and insecurities that plague us all. These are the thoughts that the poet avoided, or was scared to confront, but ultimately found the courage to put on paper. With themes that are both timely and timeless, this book is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever felt alone in their struggles.
Whether you're looking for a mirror to reflect your own experiences or simply want to explore the complexities of teenage life, this collection is a must-read. So take a deep breath, open your heart, and allow these words to speak to you in ways you never thought possible.
Arshiya Sultana
Arshiya Sultana is a young and aspiring poet, currently pursuing her BALLB degree at Sultan-Ul-Uloom College of Law in Hyderabad. With a passion for writing and a creative mind, Arshiya has had her poetry published in various school and college magazines, as well as on her personal blog.
Her collection of poetry, "Crouched in a Corner", offers readers a glimpse into her unique perspective and personal experiences. Through her words, she explores a wide range of emotions and themes, such as self-discovery, introspection, and more. Her poetry is often described as raw, honest, and deeply introspective, as she delves into the complexities of the human condition.
Arshiya's writing is characterized by her rich imagery, vivid descriptions, and talent for capturing the nuances of emotion in words. Her work has earned her a following among both poetry enthusiasts and casual readers, who appreciate her ability to connect with them on a personal level.
