About the Book -

This collection drifts through the quiet corners and the restless questions of growing up. Written by a seventeen-year-old on the path of self-discovery, these poems linger in moments of stillness, in sparks of wonder, and in the delicate spaces between knowing and becoming. Each page carries a fragment, a thought caught mid-breath, a feeling that refused to fade, a truth still unfolding. They are offered here as both mirror and window, a place to see yourself and to see beyond. With language that is gentle yet unafraid, this debut invites you to linger, to feel, and to find yourself within its lines.

About the Author -

Diya is a 17-year-old from Hyderabad, India, still figuring out life one poem and one question at a time. For her, poetry is part diary, part daydream — a place where thoughts wander freely and feelings find their shape. She spends her days balancing schoolwork, sports, and a deep fascination with science, often switching between equations and metaphors without missing a beat. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her with headphones on, lost in the comfort of soft rock. Curiosity is her constant, empathy her compass, and words her way of making sense of it all.