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"Poets are the sense, philosophers are the intelligence of humanity." - Samuel Beckett
This book is soul of Suhani's world - a little blurry, a little hazy, a little sharp, but her own
Like ivies grow on woods, like sermons stand on the pedestals of ancient and savoir-faire words, like scandals surround faithful sounds, this book will touch the fragments of the romantica within you, it'll show you new lands, will tell you all its fables and history.
Written by the author of Amazon's bestseller Chakravyuh, this book's a mixture of alliteration, free verse, onomatopoeia, and many other poetic devices.
From the mind of Suhani Srivastava, this book is the embodiment of all the internal turmoils and the pact between her emotions and what she sees in front of them.
This is her very own poetic vessel - Suhani's Poetic Vessel.
Suhani Srivastava
Suhani's a 16 year old author from New Delhi, but these 16 years just feel like the years spent in coming to terms with the fact of the camaraderie between her emotions and herself. She wants to be a phenomenon that's witnessed by all, and observed by a few. Art gives her mind the will to speak to her soul, and that's why she can't ever let it go.
This book was made possible only because of all the manifestations she forced her mind to make, and all the luck she awaited with open eyes. Inside, you'll find a small message from her, and in that message, she'll tell you about all the glint literature can give you and the grit it takes to become an author.
This book of poetry isn't just a way for her to contribute to the art of literature, but it's also a way for her to look at herself in the mirror to find a better and blossomed version of herself.
Finally, to all the other artists out there, she'll like to give them one message : if you want to be proclaimed as an artist - protect your art like one protects a candle amidst the winds and respect your ideas like one respects their vision of the future. Look around, take a deep breath, feel it spreading through you, be proud and give yourself a pat on the back for creating something new.
