"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 Pal
The poems in her book consist mostly about her
as a victim of abuse. She wants to use her book as a
platform for her voice to be heard as it was silent for
many years. Now she wants to encourage every
woman to let her voice be heard don’t be
ashamed to tell your story as long as you keep quiet,
you stay a victim and the abuser will continue with
his malicious deeds.
The first poem she wrote is” I am a SLUT I wrote
this poem as an irony for many women who are
labled as a slut by partners, boyfriends or husbands.
This book represents her freedom. Her voice speaks
that she is no longer a victim but a victorious
survivor.
This book will represent who I am. “I am the
book and the book is me
Roebain
She is a single mom of two and also an educator.
Who loves nature and seized every opportunity
in the outdoors.
She was born on 25 August 1970 during the
apartheid laws.
As a South African she started to fight in her
teenage years for human rights. Roebain started to
write in June 2020, when a stranger saw a picture of
her on Facebook and wrote a poem about her. Since
then she fell in love with poetry and never looked
back. She received many awards in 2020 for her
poems. She also became the South African
ambassador for Oxygen Pen and host on OPT LIT. she
is also appointed as a regional manager for Africa
Ambassadors. As a humanitarian and empath, one of
her dreams is to be a motivational speaker against
women and child abuse.
Awards she received from different poetry sites
were: Certificates for excellent achievements,
Honourable mentions, Poet of the day, Poet of the
week, Poet of the Month, Certificate of Excellence in
motivational writing Topmost engaged member,
Poet of the Year. Roebain also interviewed wellknown writers across the globe
