An Autumn Called Hiraeth is a poetry collection that explores melancholy, identity, loneliness, healing, and the quieter struggles people carry within themselves. Written by Samriddhi Pant, the book moves through emotions that are often difficult to explain - overthinking, pressure, grief, emptiness, and the slow process of finding peace again. The collection is divided into four parts, each reflecting a different emotional state. The Anatomy of the Fall focuses on inner conflict, self-worth, family expectations, and emotional exhaustion. The Turning of the Wheel moves through the months of the year, showing how emotions repeat, change, and sometimes quietly heal with time. The Cold Earth takes a darker turn, exploring crime, guilt, death, and human psychology through gothic-style storytelling and mystery poems. Finally, The Sudden Sun brings moments of warmth, acceptance, and hope without pretending everything is suddenly fixed. The title holds the heart of the collection. Hiraeth is a Welsh word that describes a deep longing or homesickness for something that may never have truly existed - a feeling of missing a place, version of yourself, or kind of comfort you can't fully return to. Paired with autumn, a season of change and letting go, the title reflects the emotional atmosphere of the book: soft, nostalgic, melancholic, and quietly hopeful at the same time.
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Samriddhi Pant is a young poet whose writing delicately captures the quiet complexities of adolescence - its fragility, longing, and self-discovery. At only fourteen, she has already distinguished herself in the literary world with An Autumn called Hiraeth being a sequel to her debut poetry collection, Shards of a Teenage Soul, which earned international recognition and a world record for the "Maximum number of English poems published by a teenager". A student with an enduring love for literature and expression, she writes with a voice that is both deeply introspective and remarkably sincere. Her poetry reflects deep emotions, unspoken thoughts, and the tender chaos of growing up, transforming ordinary moments into poetic verses that resonate with honesty and comfort. Through her words, she hopes to offer readers not only poetry, but also a sense of companionship - a reminder that even the most delicate emotions deserve to be felt, understood, and cherished.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An Autumn Called Hiraeth is a poetry collection that explores melancholy, identity, loneliness, healing, and the quieter struggles people carry within themselves. Written by Samriddhi Pant, the book moves through emotions that are often difficult to explain - overthinking, pressure, grief, emptiness, and the slow process of finding peace again. The collection is divided into four parts, each reflecting a different emotional state. The Anatomy of the Fall focuses on inner conflict, self-worth, family expectations, and emotional exhaustion. The Turning of the Wheel moves through the months of the year, showing how emotions repeat, change, and sometimes quietly heal with time. The Cold Earth takes a darker turn, exploring crime, guilt, death, and human psychology through gothic-style storytelling and mystery poems. Finally, The Sudden Sun brings moments of warmth, acceptance, and hope without pretending everything is suddenly fixed. The title holds the heart of the collection. Hiraeth is a Welsh word that describes a deep longing or homesickness for something that may never have truly existed - a feeling of missing a place, version of yourself, or kind of comfort you can't fully return to. Paired with autumn, a season of change and letting go, the title reflects the emotional atmosphere of the book: soft, nostalgic, melancholic, and quietly hopeful at the same time. Artikel-Nr. 9789378257575
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