"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSometimes the pen and paper are my best friends. I love the conversations we have.
I come from a family of soldiers and as a daughter and wife of naval officers, the Armed Forces have a very special place in my heart.
I have dedicated this book to the men and women of our Armed Forces and also to other unsung heroes, some dear to me and some who have touched me in a way that I was compelled to pen my thoughts about them in poems. I probe the hidden soul of a world not known to many. There are so many people who have given our world so much depth and stories. They remain unknown yet go through life with a quiet strength that must not be mistaken for weakness.
I start and end my pages with a poem of tribute to the Soldier…
I write unconventionally, just letting the words flow. I have allowed myself that liberty so that I may express myself freely exploring what I am a part of and surrounded by. This is my reality.
Each poem is different from the other but there is an underlying common factor in many, a slight sense of pathos. There is a tangible sense of poignancy in the air, a feeling of sadness in the way our world is evolving today, and that emotion finds a path into many of the lines I write.
Mira Midha
As an artist and a poet Mira Midha sees her poems as works of ‘art’ and feels one art form inspires the other. She wants her books to be read by all who love poetry, an audience that enjoys a play of words and has the urge to keep on reading as she has an urge to keep on writing.
She lives in Pune, India with her husband, a retired naval officer and her family. She started writing as a teenager, but published her first book of poems in 2014. Her passion for writing continued and in 2015 she published her second book of poems.
She continues with her favourite interest, penning poems and her latest release Feelings … It’s Not In What They Say But What They Hide is her third book.
