Disasterpiece
My first poetry book was written during December. It helped me pen down a lot of thoughts and feelings I was having. It ranges from sad, morbid poetry to uplifting, love filled poetry to showcase the collection of human emotions we all experience.
This book is a one of the short poetry books that I’ve written and it just comprises 21 poems, and it’s 35 pages long. However, I feel like there’s a pooem that will resonate with every person.
My Personal Favourite
My personal favourite one which is Disasterpiece which is about embracing chaos and coming out triumphant. There are a lot of thoughts that went through my head while writing this poetry book and I am really proud and happy to share it with all of you and to say that it is available to buy.
I would love it if you picked up a copy and let me know your thoughts on the writing or what worked for you or what didn’t. I wouldn’t call Disasterpiece a love poetry book but love is at the heart and centre of it and it shows in every poem that you go through. So without further ado, I am going to share one of my favourite poems from the book here.
Pedestal
You put me up on a pedestal,
And I looked down,
You wanted me to lift you up,
But you pulled me to the ground
When I wiped off the dirt,
I wasn’t the same,
So broken it hurt,
No longer the porcelain doll in your game
Your dreams shattered one by one,
And you saw me for my reality,
The clouds blocked out the sun,
Our love almost became a casualty
But slowly you started to love the clay,
We made together from mud,
Cos I am no goddess, no not today,
I am just human, flesh and blood
Here is where you can buy the book:
Buy the e-book by Bookleaf Publishing
On Amazon:
Here are a couple of other poems from the book: Maybe You Do and Don’t Remember Me When I Die
This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla in collaboration with Mads’ Cookhouse.
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