The Moon Didn't Wait For You Either - Vakayil, Mubashira
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The Moon Didn't Wait for You Either is a luminous collection of poems tracing a woman's journey through love, loss, betrayal, and rebirth. Structured in eight lunar phases, the book mirrors the cycle of heartbreak and healing - from the hollow ache of endings to the quiet power of self-rediscovery. Each poem is a fragment of survival, a whisper to anyone who has ever been silenced, abandoned, or broken open by love. Through imagery of moonlight and shadows, the collection reminds readers that even after the darkest eclipse, the moon - and the soul - always rise again.

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The Moon Didn't Wait for You Either is a luminous collection of poems tracing a woman's journey through love, loss, betrayal, and rebirth. Structured in eight lunar phases, the book mirrors the cycle of heartbreak and healing - from the hollow ache of endings to the quiet power of self-rediscovery. Each poem is a fragment of survival, a whisper to anyone who has ever been silenced, abandoned, or broken open by love. Through imagery of moonlight and shadows, the collection reminds readers that even after the darkest eclipse, the moon - and the soul - always rise again.
Autorenporträt
Mubashira Vakayil is an IT professional, passionate poet, and storyteller born and raised in the serene village of Mannarkkad, Kerala. Writing since her school days, she has carried her love for words from diaries to blogs, and now to her debut poetry collection.Her work is deeply rooted in emotion, memory, and the resilience of womanhood - transforming pain into poetry and heartbreak into healing. For Mubashira, writing has always been both refuge and rebellion, a way to make sense of silence and rediscover strength.When not writing, she finds peace near rivers, moonlight, and books - places that remind her of where she began and how far she's come.The Moon Didn't Wait for You Either marks her first step into print - and an unflinching voice of rebirth.