WHEN THE NEBULA SINGS

Description

“When the Nebula Sings”, my fifth poetry collection, takes the reader through a roller coaster ride of varied ends of the spectrum of human emotions. Though most of these sixty odd poems are written in free verse, I have tried to blend in some other forms of poetry – the vilanelle, the Abcederian form etc. Most of the poems are written on a note of spontaneous reflection about our changing world, the people who are a part of our lives, nature and all these themes are peppered with a philosophical touch and most of them end on a note of positivity and optimism. These poems, as you go through the pages, will make you smile, cry, laugh, or maybe even retrospect about different things. Penned directly from the heart, this collection of poems is one that will definitely want you to go on reading, reading between the lines and perhaps more

About The Author

Samrudhi Dash, a twenty-eight year old poet, author, editor and motivational speaker, who writes under the pseudonym Inara, has completed her Masters in English literature from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has to her credit, four poetry collections “The Newborn”, “The New Leaf”, “Dreamer’s Web” and “Communion” and has authored two novels “Beyond the Horizon” and “Reminiscences by the Girl Who Lived”. Her poems, stories and articles have been published in several national and international anthologies, e-zines and magazines including the prestigious Reader’s Digest. She has also edited and co-edited five prose and poetry anthologies.