When I Was Born - Nandini Shrivastava
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When I Was Born, written by Nandini Shrivastava clubs the poems which she has written as a young poet. The book talks about various angles, situations, and feelings in life that are often not easily said but are skillfully penned by poets. This book contains poems, quotes, and couplets in various genres all connected with a single thread- life.
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Description
When I Was Born, written by Nandini Shrivastava clubs the poems which she has written as a young poet. The book talks about various angles, situations, and feelings in life that are often not easily said but are skillfully penned by poets. This book contains poems, quotes, and couplets in various genres all connected with a single thread- life.
More Information
| Author | Nandini Shrivastava |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Notion Press |
| Release year | 2023 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9798889353515 |