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In 2007, in the month of March, when winter faded, and the sun started to burn just more than warmth in the shivering weather, the birth of a creative mind and soul took place. She found solace in pouring emotions into words and in persuading the world to feel what is meant to be felt. This book opens readers to interpret words that rhyme and relate to thoughts they are unable to express. Find yourself on a journey as you learn lessons just like she did. Vulnerability, love, and pain fill the vessels of the experiences that she went through, and when you open this book, you might take a dip in these vessels, too.
Explore growing up, once more if not for the first time, through Nassia’s eyes, and her words glimpsing at life; how she sees it.
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Nassia Popli
Nassia Popli, a grade 12 student of Shikshantar School, is a young soul who weaves emotions into poetry. At just 17 years old, she stands at the threshold of adulthood, her heart resonating with the rhythm of life. Her love for writing poetry and music is a symphony of creativity. With each verse, she paints emotions onto the canvas of existence. In her quest for inspiration, Nassia immerses herself in classic literature. Through Dickens, Tennyson, and Brontë, she glimpses a world where ink flowed like rivers and quills whispered secrets. Her words are her strength. Beyond the written word, she finds solace in emotions.
