The Storm of Becoming - Srivastava, Saumitra
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What does it mean to grow up in a world that never pauses? The Storm of Becoming is a raw, emotional, and deeply honest collection of poems that captures the untold chaos of youth-the dreams that burn too bright, the responsibilities that weigh heavy, and the moments that quietly shape who we become. Through verses that echo with longing, confusion, hope, and resilience, this book invites you into the vulnerable space between childhood and adulthood. It's not a guide, but a mirror-for anyone who has ever felt lost in their own story, uncertain of what's ahead, yet still daring to dream. With…mehr

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What does it mean to grow up in a world that never pauses? The Storm of Becoming is a raw, emotional, and deeply honest collection of poems that captures the untold chaos of youth-the dreams that burn too bright, the responsibilities that weigh heavy, and the moments that quietly shape who we become. Through verses that echo with longing, confusion, hope, and resilience, this book invites you into the vulnerable space between childhood and adulthood. It's not a guide, but a mirror-for anyone who has ever felt lost in their own story, uncertain of what's ahead, yet still daring to dream. With each poem, you'll journey through the beauty and burden of becoming-one storm at a time.
Autorenporträt
Saumitra Srivastava is a 24-year-old student and first-time author with a deep love for words, emotions, and stories that reflect real-life experiences. Currently pursuing their studies, they began writing poetry as a way to navigate the chaos of youth-the dreams, dilemmas, responsibilities, and quiet reflections that shape us. The Storm of Becoming marks their literary debut, offering readers a raw and relatable glimpse into the journey of growing up. With a voice that is both vulnerable and sincere, they write not to impress, but to connect-with anyone who has ever felt lost in the process of becoming.