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“When Nature Beckons You” is a collection of poetry unique and special to the lovers of nature and poetry alike. It will make you feel love, pain, joy and peace at a whole new level. It will take you into the ocean of beauties you’ve never seen or thought of. It will beckon you in like never before, be your companion, your listener. It will let you loose and be your solace when nothing seems to be. It will make you one amongst nature’s love and never let you feel alone.
Lover of nature or not, this book promises to make you fall in love with nature harder than ever before. Journeying from the small dew drops on the leaves to the vast skies, to the waters beneath and animals furry, too shy. To a world at the brink of destruction by excess exploitation, and the solemn calmness nestled in the heart of nature— the book covers it all, making you delve into a world you’ve never been before.
S. A. Khan
S. A. Khan is poet, writer and content writer and goes by the pen name Meraki’s Quill. She was born and brought up in Saudi Arabia and currently resides in India. She is a college student pursuing bachelors in Psychology, Literature and Politics, and sees herself to be a clinical psychologist in future.
She is also an editor, proof-reader and graphic designer who, is multi talented and loves working on anything that has her mind and heart to it.
S. A. Khan is one of the Senior Executive Directors at EWC as well as a Graphic Designer Head. She is a poetess and article writer at Invincible Quill Magazine – a monthly issue of Earnesty Community. She is the Co-Founder of Love- Infinite and Unbound, a motivator and listener at PIAS – Project I Am Strong and as well as actively helping many other communities.
She strongly believes in her quote “I have flaws and weaknesses, yes. And I own them with respect; as my flaws demarcate me for what I am, which is unique and distinct, and embrace my weaknesses, for every weakness of mine will speak the stories of my strength and successes one day.”
