There’s an unspoken language in Unheard, a conversation that takes place in the quiet spaces where many of us have often found ourselves: unseen, unheard, but feeling everything. Bhavini Bhargava’s poetry collection doesn’t just address these feelings; it makes them a force to be reckoned with.
What does it mean to be ‘unheard’ in a world that is constantly shouting over you? Bhargava takes us deep into that abyss, exploring the emotional turbulence of young adulthood with unflinching honesty. These aren’t just poems; they’re silent cries for validation, love, and understanding. Every page feels like a heartbeat in a world that too often ignores it.
Here, the focus isn’t just on romantic love or societal pressures—though they are certainly there—it’s also on mental health. The poems on anxiety and depression are not just reflections but lifelines for those trapped in their own thoughts. Bhargava has an extraordinary ability to transform overwhelming feelings into words that almost feel like a lifeline being thrown across a stormy sea.
But it’s not all shadows. Through her journey, the poems move toward something more profound—empowerment. The weight of societal expectations, gender roles, and personal struggles transforms into a force of resilience. Isn’t it incredible when the very thing that tries to break you can also build you up?
Wordscape Wonders Award
The book is a recipient of the Wordscape Wonders Award. At Wordscape Wonders, we believe stories are more than just words on a page—they are bridges across worlds. The Wordscape Wonders Award honors books that explore the landscapes of the human spirit, blending diverse voices with themes of love, resilience, growth, and discovery. These works invite us to journey through unfamiliar perspectives, offering a deeper appreciation for the rich kaleidoscope of life.
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