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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
"Unwind " is a little brainchild of the author
and nothing of a big creative piece but is tiny emotional titbits that we all have seen or experienced in our lives. The poetries and write-ups are something she felt strongly over years while observing various people and situations and tried to analyse them from her perspective and context. While going through these pages, most of you would strongly connect with the big small feelings about the slices of life. From the innocence of being a kid, to love lost and found , from expressions of a soldier's family to motherhood & it's limitless love for the child, from solitude to unbearable losses ..and many more such things we have stopped talking about and expressing to others and ourselves will be engraved here in these pages as you all read on. It is not just an attempt to make you all feel that she feels you in all your emotions but the writer's way to express some of her deepest repressed feelings accurately which might get over analysed or criticised when verbally discussed. This is how the author has expressed since she was a kid at school, with all her little write-ups , notebooks, then came those diaries and then this brainchild followed over years. Sharing this little brainchild with the readers while you sit back and enjoy the memoirs that some or you might correlate to and some of you may find anew.
Dr. Sumita Mishra
The author is a pediatrician by profession and a mom to a beautiful toddler baby girl. Apart from practicing as a pediatrician, she finds peace in painting & learning different Indian as well as abstract art forms , clay based designing for home decor , writing up her own short stories & poetries about relatable topics that she has observed in her life span of 32 yrs and in a life as a daughter of father working as a high ranking official on central armed paramilitary forces over 3 decades . Her passion for medical services is due to inaccessible medical services that we armed forces and paramilitary forces personnel and families see and suffer and it was since her childhood that she always wanted to serve as a doctor. Along with that the emotional maturity, sensibility and sensitivity that life in uniform imparts as families of defence and paramilitary personnel has played a huge part in her writing up about emotions in all raw forms in all stages of life as she feels that it helps her to heal and become a better version while helping others to feel that they are not alone in difficulties and silences and solitudes.
