Dear Death, I'm Ready
Feb 2024 · Notion press
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"Dear Death, I'm Ready" is an intimate journey expressed through 101 poignant poems by a resilient 25-year-old soul grappling with depression. From the shadows depicted in 'In the Shadows,' this collection unveils the raw struggles and triumphs of the human spirit. Each verse is a mirror reflecting the author's vulnerability, inviting readers to find solace in shared struggles. These poems transcend mere words; they become a refuge, offering understanding and comfort to those navigating their own storms. 'Dear Death, I'm Ready' is not just a collection; it's a testament to the strength found in embracing one's struggles, a lyrical guide through the tumultuous waters of life. With courage, the author crafts each poem as a stepping stone, illuminating the profound beauty that emerges from the depths of despair. This collection, in its rhythmic cadence, extends an invitation to embrace the transformative power of shared humanity.
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I Shanky. I was born and brought up in Ramgarh, Jharkhand. I have studied Electronics and Communication Engineering. I have come to know so much of my life that life makes me cry as much as death. Have you heard that this world laughs when no one has anything, if someone has everything, this world is longing for what I have, this world. Whatever I am, I belonged to my beloved Mahadev. What should I say about myself? Gradually you will know everything.
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