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An ode to the lost art of epics, Kali: The blooming flower is a story in ballad form, singing of the life and loss of a nine year old girl forced to beg around a Durga Temple in British India. With enchanting descriptions, intoxicating poetry, and a charming heroine, from the pen that bought you Ink on Paper: Stories to Set the Aura and Poems to Tell the Story, we present this captivating and thought provoking tale. Getting lost in these verses, it’s easy to forget the author is but 16 years of age at the time of its composition.
A tribute drenched in innocence with a nod to something deeper underneath, would you care to hear what Kali has to say?
Vishikha
Writing from an early age, Vishikha found solace in poetry at 13, which is when she published her first book Ink on Paper: Stories to Set the Aura and Poems to Tell the Story. Since then she has found her place as an avid speaker, securing a TedED Talk and posting poetry regularly on her Instagram @vishikha.tripathi. During the publishing of this book, she is 16 and lives in Mumbai.
Kali: The blooming flower is her second book.
