“What knocks some nights on my door is my serenity wrapped in a cloak of insanity. Some days an apparition of all that I could have been comes with a basket of roses to my grave.”
Within each of our souls resides a rebel and a saint, and we all strive to achieve the balance between destroying ourselves or everything that surrounds us. Pocketful of Sunshine, Sorrow and Schism, a collection of twenty poems, is nothing more than roars of rage, waves of sorrow and bittersweet sonnets of love and abandonment spilled across the page in the best way a poet knows.
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Harshita Kumari
Harshita Kumari is a postgraduate student and researcher. Her research and artistic work echo her feminist beliefs. She is a columnist for Feminism in India, a digital magazine. When she is not reading or writing, she vigorously exercises her tastebuds with chicken and cookies. She lives in New Delhi with her father and sister.
