Kintsugi explores the two phases of being human, breaking and healing -- each crack turning to gold. Through raw, honest snapshots of loneliness, nostalgia, and survival, Krishna weaves the contrast between desert winds and city fields, warmth and...
Kintsugi explores the two phases of being human, breaking and healing -- each crack turning to gold. Through raw, honest snapshots of loneliness, nostalgia, and survival, Krishna weaves the contrast between desert winds and city fields, warmth and cold, staying and leaving. Every poem holds a life moment seen either as too small to matter or ton large to ignore. Written for their younger self, their parents, and their older self alike, this collection is a cold breeze of memory and truth. Poems like "Wish I Stayed Longer" and "The 11th floor" show how opposite desires can still carry equal promise.