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Howling Moon
32 pages, Paperback
Published June 2, 2025
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September 30, 2025
Ready to get lost in a book that feels like a whispered secret? 📖
Poonam Sharma's "Howling Moon: Unleash your sanity" is more than just poetry—it’s a raw, unfiltered journey into the human heart. Each poem is a personal "P.S.," an emotional snapshot of vulnerability, healing, and self-discovery.
This collection is for anyone who loves books that feel deeply real. It tackles the sting of betrayal, the peace of finding your true self, and the messy beauty of human connection.
The author takes you on a journey of self discovery, proving that "unleashing your sanity" means accepting who you are. Poems like "P.S. I AM You" are a powerful call to embrace your true self beyond societal expectations.
The book's power comes from its emotional honesty. The author doesn't shy away from difficult topics; she builds on them for self-discovery. She captures moments of intense fear in "P.S. 5 seconds from death" and grounds a traumatic memory in "P.S. I still remember that night" with a specific cultural reference (Taylor Swift's "Mine"), making it instantly relatable.
Despite the melancholy tone, the collection is filled with hope. The poems show that healing isn't a destination, but a process. "P.S. Polaroid Accessed By Five" is a powerful testament to resilience, a story of rising "like a phoenix from ashes."
Other poems, like "P.S. A delightful stay in the hills" and "P.S. ILY Papa," use simple, cherished memories to evoke powerful feelings of peace and love. Similarly, the poem "P.S. A life in a metro" powerfully highlights the paradox of urban isolation, perfectly capturing the loneliness of a place where people are "together by not being together
I resonate most with "P.S. It was a nightmare dressed like a daydream," which explores the pain of betrayal and the conflict between outward appearance and inner truth. "P.S. My wedding vows" stands out as a unique and beautiful re-imagining of love's promises.
Poonam Sharma's writing is both sharp and tender, tackling everything from the painful scars of past relationships to the quiet joy of finding your true self. She uses powerful metaphors that stick with you, like a "rented guitar with broken strings" to describe feeling broken or a "nightmare dressed like a daydream" to capture the bitter truth behind a beautiful illusion. Her voice is a gentle guide through the beautiful and often messy process of becoming whole.
The poems act as a mirror, inviting you to look inward and reflect on your own life, relationships, and spiritual path. Each poem is an honest reflection, a moment of sanity found amidst the chaos.
The book feels like a conversation with a wise friend. It celebrates the profound bonds of friendship and family, but it also confronts the loneliness of city life and the difficult work of healing. "Howling Moon" is a reminder that our most vulnerable moments are often the most beautiful, and that finding yourself is a journey worth every step.
It's a perfect read for anyone seeking comfort, validation, or inspiration on their own path to self-discovery.
If you're looking for a collection that feels like a warm hug and a gentle push toward self-discovery, this is it.
Poonam Sharma's "Howling Moon: Unleash your sanity" is more than just poetry—it’s a raw, unfiltered journey into the human heart. Each poem is a personal "P.S.," an emotional snapshot of vulnerability, healing, and self-discovery.
This collection is for anyone who loves books that feel deeply real. It tackles the sting of betrayal, the peace of finding your true self, and the messy beauty of human connection.
The author takes you on a journey of self discovery, proving that "unleashing your sanity" means accepting who you are. Poems like "P.S. I AM You" are a powerful call to embrace your true self beyond societal expectations.
The book's power comes from its emotional honesty. The author doesn't shy away from difficult topics; she builds on them for self-discovery. She captures moments of intense fear in "P.S. 5 seconds from death" and grounds a traumatic memory in "P.S. I still remember that night" with a specific cultural reference (Taylor Swift's "Mine"), making it instantly relatable.
Despite the melancholy tone, the collection is filled with hope. The poems show that healing isn't a destination, but a process. "P.S. Polaroid Accessed By Five" is a powerful testament to resilience, a story of rising "like a phoenix from ashes."
Other poems, like "P.S. A delightful stay in the hills" and "P.S. ILY Papa," use simple, cherished memories to evoke powerful feelings of peace and love. Similarly, the poem "P.S. A life in a metro" powerfully highlights the paradox of urban isolation, perfectly capturing the loneliness of a place where people are "together by not being together
I resonate most with "P.S. It was a nightmare dressed like a daydream," which explores the pain of betrayal and the conflict between outward appearance and inner truth. "P.S. My wedding vows" stands out as a unique and beautiful re-imagining of love's promises.
Poonam Sharma's writing is both sharp and tender, tackling everything from the painful scars of past relationships to the quiet joy of finding your true self. She uses powerful metaphors that stick with you, like a "rented guitar with broken strings" to describe feeling broken or a "nightmare dressed like a daydream" to capture the bitter truth behind a beautiful illusion. Her voice is a gentle guide through the beautiful and often messy process of becoming whole.
The poems act as a mirror, inviting you to look inward and reflect on your own life, relationships, and spiritual path. Each poem is an honest reflection, a moment of sanity found amidst the chaos.
The book feels like a conversation with a wise friend. It celebrates the profound bonds of friendship and family, but it also confronts the loneliness of city life and the difficult work of healing. "Howling Moon" is a reminder that our most vulnerable moments are often the most beautiful, and that finding yourself is a journey worth every step.
It's a perfect read for anyone seeking comfort, validation, or inspiration on their own path to self-discovery.
If you're looking for a collection that feels like a warm hug and a gentle push toward self-discovery, this is it.
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