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Harsh began writing poetry when he was only a child, but one fateful day, he decided to look back. It was only then that he realised he had something that most poetry books lacked. While still only a teenager, Harsh noticed that life encompasses more than the simple routes of love and loss that other poets tend to focus on. Life holds both hidden beauties and traumatising horrors, tucked intricately within its own pages, jumbled amongst themselves to further hide the signs of their existence.
The stunning new poetry collection from Harsh Bhardwaj, only for the hurt ones, unsuitable content for minors and ununderstandable content for the not-hurt ones. Divided into five chapters, the hurt ones is a journey of breaking, falling, awaking, rising, and taking. Its an emotional roller coaster which consists of not only pain, sorrow and grief but also healing, perseverance and motivation.
If you choose to read this book of poems, you will be met with many stories that the author experienced over the years, whether they be his own, or those he uncovered while peering down the path of another. A book of not only 100 poems, but 100 life stories seen and experienced throughout the author’s childhood, adolescent, and teenage years. Tales of grief, loss, sadness and pain, combatted by healing, hope, love and companionship.
Harsh Bhardwaj
Harsh spent his early childhood in Haryana, near the land which gave us prominent poets like Baba Bulleh Shah, Shiv Kumar Batalwi and Guru Gobind Singh, distant past in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand – the land of writers like Ruskin bond, later childhood in Madhya pradesh, the land which gave us fierce and unforgettable poets like Rahat Indori and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Adolescent years in the land of poets – Uttar Pradesh, which gave us some of the world’s best poets like Sant Kabir, Tulsidas, Surdas, Ved Vyasa, Valmiki, Mir taqi Mir, Harivansh Rai Bacchan, Munshi Premchand, Mahadevi Verma, Kumar Vishwas, Waseem Barelvi, Mirza Ghalib and many more.
Being born and grown up in the city which is famous for its art and music, since before independence, whose roots shared a close bond with the best Prime Minister of India and a very good poet — Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, he also developed or identified the love for poetry he had within him and started writing when he was only a child. This book is a collection of all the poetry written by the author till date. No one knows how things are going to be in future, but if something went wrong, this book will be the digital history of the literary work of yours truly for anybody to read, if not any other content created or published by the author due to any reason.
