
You are still awake
by Samyak Jain
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Available in paperback. Paperback ISBN 9788169906265.
About the book
Have you ever sat alone beside a river and looked up at the sky to pray and looked down at your reflection to remember? "You are still awake" is like a living moment of it. Within the pages it holds conversations which we rarely speak aloud, the hunger that is not still, the desire to escape the comfort, the urge to let the wild within run. This book holds a love that does not announce itself, it cherishes the memory of people who have left long before, and hides the love for nature in the turning pages. This is not a book that asks you to escape your emotions. It asks you to sit beside them. To remember, hope and keep walking, even when the path is known only to your heart. Perhaps you will find yourself somewhere within these pages. The book is meant to be relatable with poetry on themes of love, friendship, memory, nostalgia, delusion, motivation, escapism and unnamed thoughts at random hours. And if you do find yourself withing these pages, this book will stay with you at the hours when nobody else does. Sometimes, that alone is more than enough.
What to expect
- Setting and world
- Nature and wildernessReal world, real problems
- Pace and shape
- Written in verse
- True stories
- A true story
- Grow and learn
- Mental healthMind and bodyBetter relationships
- For younger readers
- Learning is fun
Book details
- Author
- Samyak Jain
- Genre
- Poetry
- Formats
- Paperback
- Paperback ISBN
- 9788169906265
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