Are you a sensitive mind, a passionate heart and a soulful being?
Do you encounter each emotion deeply, experience each feeling soulfully and is promptly guided by an inner instinct?
Do you wish to preserve your memories, relive your exuberance and relish your thoughts?
Well, you have come to the right place!
Insights is an instinctive poetry book with raw emotions, creative expressions and thought-provoking life lessons!
Let's delve into the poetess’ journey of life as she navigates through overwhelming experiences, thoughtful circumspection and conscientious self discovery.
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Surabhi Sinha
Surabhi Sinha is a passionate poetess being blessed with her ability to express diverse emotions in the form of poetry.
Poetry is her emancipation, an articulated verse, an allaying emotion and an eternal companion. She had an inclination towards poetry right from her school days, that got escalated with numerous experiences and events through her life that brought out her prolific literary work. Her predilection towards writing officially took a leap when she started blogging on Facebook platform by the page named 'My scribbles my thoughts- Surabhi ' which attracted nearby audiences.
Her poetry is an instinctive narration of the love, compassion, pain and hurt that she experiences with underlying life lessons.
She is born and brought up in Ranchi. Her father Mr. Ajit Kumar Sinha is an advocate, and her mother Mrs. Anita Sinha is a housewife, who have always given wings to her dreams and an elder sister Supriya Sinha, Process Manager at IT Company, as her biggest motivator.
Her initial schooling is from Loreto Convent, Ranchi and her higher education entirely from St. Xavier's College, Ranchi. She presently works as an Assistant Professor and Head of Department of Commerce at St. Xavier's College Mahuadanr, Jharkhand.
She continues to put her feelings into words and as she publishes her first book, she beholds prospects of publishing more of her work in later volumes in the days to come.
