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Poetry · Nth Beginnings

You're On Your Own - Debut Poetry Book

by Arsh Kaur

$19.99

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You're On Your Own
is a raw and vulnerable expression. It holds the angst, regrets and existential crises of a girl who learned to suppress her emotions. Rather the society taught her to ignore her too muchness, doubt her worth and compare herself with the other girls.

Between 2021-2023, when most of these poems were written - I was in my early twenties (my frontal lobe was not fully developed) - I was lost in search of myself. I had no idea about who I was supposed to be. I was constantly asking myself - what does the world want me to be? (Wrong question - I know now)

The title of the first poem of the book is - Who am I ? How the Hell am I Supposed to Know?

Writing these poems took me on a journey to express the parts of my life that were locked away so I can appear as a good girl. 

Reading these poems have helped me not compare myself and not see myself through a lens of hate. These poems are helping me fall in love with my imperfections. 

You're on Your Own is beginning of my journey of UNLEARNING. 

I hope these poems inspire you to express your emotions, your story and your voice. 

Lots of Love


Your writer friend
Arsh Kaur

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From the pages

"Mesmerizing Acrobat —
No safety, no net.
Injustice of our Kismet."

From the pages

"I ran on the mirror
to ignore
my reflection."

From the pages

"Enchantress of the Eternity
flutters my heart every night —
disguised in hope, as she might."