My Friendship

This book gently caresses the stronger you.  Amazon Paperback The Blurb: It's a saga of pain where my heart aches and my ink bleeds every unvoiced emotion of life. So much I kept unsaid yet revealed my heart in words. It's been after years of cocooning till I gathered the courage to ink every pain I felt as a girl, lady, a mother. At last as a woman... About the Author: Karandeep Kaur- writing under pen name 'Fiona Kaur', born and brought up in the city of Taj (Agra) in a middle class family. Studies as usual were burden to her, till she got introduced to Shakespeare in Grade 9. It was a twister for her- the creativity, the display of emotions, as if it was happening right around her- it was fascinating. In grade 11, the Great Expectations happened and she was in complete awe of Charles Dickens. These were two major turning points in her life, which made a book phobic student, a craver for words.  She traveled to many places like UK, Europe, D...

Amazon  The Blurb: The present book is a humble attempt to look at the undertaken subject-matter with a fresh perspective in order to make the readers more enlightened. It is hoped that the present study will serve its purpose and all sections of readers shall welcome its advent. Excerpt: In the poem entitled ''Pen'', the poet shows his great concern that these days Pen is not able to make words for poem: These days the pen It's at the end  Of making words That could be  A poem for you   Intolerance in the name of religion, and casteism is at the peak especially in Asian sub-continent. The writers are returning their awards to protest against this. The poet raised his voice also by poems like ''The Winter Pen''. He gives a voice to his pen: You hear The rattle of pain Through your pen in turmoil    About The Author: Vihang Ashokbhai Naik, also known as Vihang A. Naik born in Surat, India on September 2, 1...

This  book  is laced with suspense! Amazon   The Blurb: Ishita Singh, a student of an esteemed college in Mumbai was living a normal life along with her group of friends, a caring senior and scarily enough, a creep who stalked her. Shweta wakes up in an unknown planet with an advanced civilisation and sets out with Alexander Ishutin, a former spy of the RSV to discover about the far future. Underlying the lives of these two girls in different worlds, there lies a dark secret. Will they ever come across this dark secret or will it be so chilling that it won't be worth living for? Prepare yourselves for a psyched, dystopian adventure. Not for the faint hearted. Excerpt: As the loud-mouthed rant of Devesh came to an end, Meet and Kunal were palpitating. The temperature soared around the room, and everyone came to know what really happened. Devesh sighed heavily believing that he had just gone over the limit ''I'm sorry, I'm...'...

because I wanted to be one among them there was no chance I could have been  different from the rest while I spoke less  they had so much to talk my struggle of scrounging for spaces to speak though gifted me with  art of an epigram  but somehow, I remorse over how it took me away  from the empathetic myself . This poem has been inspired by APM Nation's Prompt '' WRITE AN ELEGY TO A PART OF YOU THAT YOU LOST SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY ''

This  book has a philosophical subjectivity towards art of writing poems and poets. Amazon The Blurb: Making A Poem is a powerful affecting collection of poetry that sheds a fascinating light upon the writing process and poet's personal aesthetics. These are eloquent pieces where the poet displays a confident command of the poetic form to bring his ideas and observations to life. The pieces that ponder the reality of poetic expression are perhaps most fascinating. Their reflexivity results in a most engaging collection of poems. Making A Poem is an intuitive, thoughtful and creative pieces that work together as a cohesive collection. Excerpt: Poem title: The Absent Poem before you search  your pockets drawers and shelves looking for a misplaced pen leaving a trace the poem  takes a leave before you even  pen a line About The Author: Vihang Ashokbhai Naik, also known as Vihang A. Naik born in Surat, Ind...

This  book  is in-escape-able! Amazon  | Notion Press The Blurb: Meet Dev Sharma, a young student, who has a unique ability – he has nightmares that unfortunately come true. It’s Got to Be Love weaves around Dev and his friend Vikram. Dev is initially smitten with Carol, a college girl, but due to various reasons, they part ways. He meets Vaani through Facebook and a steady friendship develops between them, which soon blossoms into love. However, Vaani turns down Dev, for reasons known only to her. Will Dev win back his love? Will Carol come into his life again? Join Dev on his emotional roller-coaster ride in Chandigarh, Delhi and Mumbai. Excerpt: It was almost 1:00 a.m. so Vikram and I said goodnight to each other and went to sleep. I was alone in a dark tunnel and was struggling to find away out of the darkness, when I suddenly saw Vaani, holding a candle in her hand. I shouted out to her, “Vaani, I’m here! Can you see me?” But she did n...

 The curtains close once again I hold my breath and bite nails Wanting to take back my steps But it's too late by now! For that micro seconds when I'd closed eyes The curtains were cleared off the stage I curse my best friend who forced me and here I'm, standing all alone to recite poetry What if I stuck in the middle? What if people would mock at me after all this? a thousand pairs of eyes staring at me expecting me to speak out something  a drop of sweat drips down through my chin I begin, fumbling and still trying to look confident my legs are shivering uncontrollably and heartbeats racing by now my body has lost all its senses as soon as I finish the last few words ''beat your fears'' in my heart something I realize and smile   Never knew back then, a hall echoing with applause would suppress my hesitation, awkwardness and fear for once and forever   

I was sitting on the steps at the doorway Sad, hurt and lost, everything seemed grey Why it happened? Why to me? What did I do?  Something has happened of which I had no clue Why are you so silent today? Is everything alright? Grandma wiped off my tears and hugged me tight  I shook my head and miserably blurted, ''I had a fight''. Don't lose heart, believe in your conviction of wrong and right    I never thought Resa would leave me for a better friend That impossibility of a beautiful friendship like ours would ever end ''Grandma, it feels heavy, weak and broken''. I want to evade the dark Look here, listen to me. I'll give you 5 tips to have a healthy heart i in this journey of inhale and exhale life will surprise, shock and challenge you it would never stay constant fretting would consume your agility mold yourself and Move Ahead ii there would be umpteen occasions when your heart and mind w...

When I was eight carrying chalk and slate sitting in the corner alone I ate It's not, I thought, making friends wasn't great There was something within I couldn't break While my other classmates played around I kept mum and made no sound Something interesting in their stories I found Sera, mimicking her angry mother, her face frowned Bella, sailing her paper boat in nearby pound One day, irresistibly, I broke into a laughter The entire class looked at me as a disaster A few befriended me, shared their deepest secrets and banter There's something which makes happy and empowered The Perk of Being a Wallflower This poem is written as a part of National Poetry Writing Month in an association with APM Nation.