"Deathbed" is a haunting concept poetry book that delves into the deepest recesses of the human soul. Divided into five poignant chapters—Lovesick, Waning, The Last Leaf, Amends, and Fall—it explores the tumultuous terrain of love, loss, and the relentless specter of mortality. Within these verses, emotions unravel, revealing raw and unfiltered expressions of despair, resilience, and the darkness that can pervade life. The poems grapple with themes of mental illness, parental trauma, and the aftermath of sexual assault, addressing these profound issues with unflinching honesty. "Deathbed" is a visceral journey that invites readers to confront their own vulnerabilities and the darkest corners of the human psyche. It is a poetic testament to the enduring resilience of the human spirit, offering a glimpse of redemption and renewal, even in the bleakest of moments. Prepare to be moved, challenged, and ultimately transformed by the profound exploration that is "Deathbed."
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Akshita Singh
Akshita, a young and introspective poet, lives life metaphors, capturing its essence in her evocative verses. Her sophomore poetry collection, "Deathbed," follows the evocative footsteps of her debut work, "Made By Misery" Her literary niche is the exploration of profound emotions, pain, and the complexities of human misery. A journalism graduate with a voracious appetite for diverse narratives, Akshita is on a perpetual quest to bring solace to those who find refuge in the power of poetry. With an ever-growing reading list, her ultimate life goal is to grace the bookshelves of kindred spirits who seek solace and resonance in her words. Beyond her poetic endeavors, Akshita proudly identifies as a devoted Swiftie, sharing the same passion for storytelling and emotional depth as her musical idol, Taylor Swift.
