Crafted to accompany the reader in a spectrum of moods, while also invigorating their critical awareness, this poetry collection delivers diverse flavors of the society- carefully plated alongside each other. From nature’s nourishing, to tales of the heart, and gut-wrenching social peculiarities, it delves into each with tremendous sophistication. Concluding with unique pieces drawing inspiration from poetic classics, it streams out into hopeful and strengthening narratives. A perfect read for long flights, heavy nights, and even cheerful springs- this book navigates your delightful “safar” toward life, longing, and light!
Vijeyta Panjwani is a teenage author. Her first novel was released in October 2020, called The Not So Academic Lessons. She has always been a stage-child, history buff, green panther, warrior admirer, extremely expressive, never a bibliophile but always a pen-paper lover. She is a school student, resident of Delhi, born in 2004. Not just academics, but co-curriculars are her place. She is a public speaker, state level debater, leader of various school clubs, YouTuber and social science enthusiast as well as Olympiad medalist in the same. Among all the tasks that she takes up, filling her pages with overwhelming feelings seems to be the most soothing one!
Cross Wired is the first poetry book I've read cover to cover, and it's truly beautiful. Each poem is a heartfelt piece, weaving emotions and vivid imagery that draw you in. The themes of love, loss, and resilience resonate deeply, making the experience personal and moving. The language is simple yet profound, painting pictures that stay with you. If you're new to poetry, Cross Wired is a perfect starting point, offering a rich and rewarding journey through the different emotions and feelings. My favourite and most loved segments were : Part 2 : Rebels Part 3 : Valleys Part 6 : Japanese whispers