Geethapriya is an evocative poet who finds a pulse in the quietest corners of existence. Currently pursuing a degree in Business Administration, she balances a sharp, analytical mind with a soul deeply rooted in the rhythmic beauty of silence. In her debut collection, Symphony of the Heart and the Soil, she transforms the "psithurism" of nature and the weight of the unsaid into a vivid architecture of words. A dedicated aesthete and observer, she crafts her poetry for the "quiet ones," proving that while words may be on a diet, the human spirit remains limitless.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A striking dialogue between nature's serenity and the soul's invisible storms, these poems bridge the gap between quiet observation and raw emotion. From the 'psithurism' of the wind to the 'weight of the unsaid,' this collection is a sanctuary for the quiet observer. Read this if you have ever found more comfort in the silence than in the noise; it is a profound journey for anyone who feels the world deeply. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789375431107
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