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Everything feels fresh and new
My habits, my vibe
And even my point of view
This change is truly making me nervous
I fall, I fear
Feels like the end is near
Explore, experiment
I feel and I realize
Blushing after someone I met
Just gave me a smile
It's exciting and fun and I am so glad
That I'm finally taking the steps
To understand life's tricky concepts
Only to find out that it made it all complex
Piyush Nayyer
Piyush Nayyer started writing poetry and songs in 2015. Since then, writing has always been his escape. It gives him peace and satisfaction. He is greatly inspired by American singer-songwriter, Taylor Swift. "please don't go through it" was his debut poetry book released in 2020. It explains Piyush's story of rediscovering his happiness and shutting those mean voices in his head that once suffocated and caused him pain. It's about his battle with overthinking.
In 2021, Piyush released his second poetry book, "moving forward but where am i headed?" which is about moving on to a new world of light and hope. It is basically based on the idea of accepting, confronting, and making peace with ourselves. Piyush describes his second book as a road trip. It's his journey from denial to acceptance, from self-doubt to self-love.
Moving forward to 2022, Piyush published his third book, "Up to the Sky". A poetry book that revolves around the themes of escape, confessions, sins, maturity, curiosity, and nostalgia. Up to the Sky is Piyush's best creation to date. A book that will make you feel alive, high, joyful, and free. Don't just dream of flying high, spread your wings and head up to the sky!
Piyush just couldn't stop writing and creating art. In 202, he came back with a brand new poetry book, I Became Somebody Else. As it's said until you explore new things, meet new people, take risks and make even bigger mistakes, you're never going to learn. This poetry book is based on the idea of exploring, experimenting, feeling, and realizing.
