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In this collection, Nidhi Agrawal cohabits the distinctive landscapes: her observations, stories, the anatomy of the human race, the complex structure of the human mind, philosophy and she confronts the considerable predicament between the reality and illusion. There are poems of wild questions about psychological factors that shape a certain set of behaviours and reactions, as there are poems mourning the loss of the season and nature. This is also a book of coming together with the self and forming a Confluence.

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In this collection, Nidhi Agrawal cohabits the distinctive landscapes: her observations, stories, the anatomy of the human race, the complex structure of the human mind, philosophy and she confronts the considerable predicament between the reality and illusion. There are poems of wild questions about psychological factors that shape a certain set of behaviours and reactions, as there are poems mourning the loss of the season and nature. This is also a book of coming together with the self and forming a Confluence.

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Autorenporträt
Nidhi Agrawal has a background in communication design in media and entertainment spaces. She strongly feels that poetry is a deal of joy and pain and wonder; a tool that keeps her going in life, driven by the intense physical and emotional trauma she experiences through her medical condition. Her work has been published in Chronogram Media, Yale University, South Asian Today, Indian Periodical, Spill Words Press, Rising Phoenix Review and Setu Journal, and elsewhere. She lives in Bihar, India.