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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“The more I read, the more I acquire, the more certain I am, that I know nothing.” – Voltaire.
Poetry has always been the simplest form of expressing emotions for me. As a teenager I began writing poetry influenced by nature, love, art, travel, knowledge etc. Through the course of the book, a difference in scheme of representation will be observed as these poems have been written through various transformative phases of my personal growth.
The past years have been revolutionary in their own way, opening my eyes to the reality of the world, which I have compiled into poems. Through the numerous ups and downs, I have learnt that happiness is very little a by-product of a well lived life, and much more a component to actually begin living life well. You don’t wake up and have a good day. You decide, that you will have a good day.
My primary focus has always been to be able to delineate as many emotions as possible, so masses from all walks of life will be able to relate, which I hope you find is a safe thing to say after you’ve read all the contents in this book. To be bold, without reflecting biasedness is my foremost aim.
After having presented my work on social platforms on manifold occasions, I wish for it to extend to as many readers and poetry lovers as possible. And as a step in that direction, I bring forward to you, The Misty Eyes. I hope the combination of modernity and portrayal brings its fair share of reality and imagination forward to you! Happy reading!
Azu Bashir
Azu Bashir was born on 28 April 2003 at Merchipora area of Tangmarg in north Kashmir’s Baramulla District. She did her schooling from class nursery to 10th in a Private school (Hanfia model high school chandilora tangmarg). Then she completed her further studies of class 11th and 12th from (fazil Kashmiri Memorial higher secondary chandilora tangmarg). Currently she is preparing for the Neet exam.
Writing has been her passion since her childhood. She used to write in English and urdu language. Writing is her escape, for her writing is breathing and she cannot live without breathing. When she was 6years old, she lost her loved one. She is a type of soul who has no close friends to share something with. She has isolated herself from this fake World, She loves to be alone.
“Loneliness is dangerous, it’s addicting, once you see how peaceful it is, you will abstain from dealing with people”.
“Loneliness adds beauty to life it puts a special burn on sunset and makes night air smell better’’.
(Henry Rollins)
Email: azubashir786@gmail.com
