Echoes & Epiphanies - S, Rakshita
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"Echoes and Epiphanies" is a poetic journey through the quiet corners of the soul - where thoughts linger, hearts reflect, and truths unfold. Each of the 21 poems in this collection captures a moment, a feeling, or a realisation - like echoes from the past and epiphanies born in the present. Through themes like conscience, trust, thankfulness, strength, dreams, reality, and a lot more, the book invites readers to pause and listen - not just to the words, but to themselves. It's a book for anyone who's ever questioned, hoped, stumbled, or risen. For those who believe in the gentle power of introspection and the strength that lives in stillness.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"Echoes and Epiphanies" is a poetic journey through the quiet corners of the soul - where thoughts linger, hearts reflect, and truths unfold. Each of the 21 poems in this collection captures a moment, a feeling, or a realisation - like echoes from the past and epiphanies born in the present. Through themes like conscience, trust, thankfulness, strength, dreams, reality, and a lot more, the book invites readers to pause and listen - not just to the words, but to themselves. It's a book for anyone who's ever questioned, hoped, stumbled, or risen. For those who believe in the gentle power of introspection and the strength that lives in stillness.
Autorenporträt
I'm a software engineer by profession, but at heart, I'm a storyteller-through code, through songs, and through words. Beyond the screens and syntax, I find joy in expressing life's many shades-be it my own experiences, those I observe, or the unspoken emotions people carry. Writing and singing are my ways of reaching out-of turning moments into messages, and thoughts into something that might just uplift someone else. Through everything I create, I hope to spread a little light-help people find beauty even in the ordinary, and remind them that love, in all its forms, is worth sharing.