The first section is about magic and the Universe, and how nothing ever really dies. That a part of us will live forever and ever, and that in making us, the Universe was celebrating itself, we are its living, breathing joy.” “Someone I loved once told me that there are fragments within us that are the same age as the Universe, and because we are matter, we can never be destroyed. The book is divided into seven sections, each separated by an untitled poem themed with the poetry belonging to that section. It talks about womanhood, self-love, and self-care, being comfortable in your own skin, healing, letting go and the grandiosity of the Universe. These beautiful set of poems explores the fire that lives within us and the power we have of achieving our dreams and passion. Wild Embers is the second of her poetry compilations. ‘Your Soul Is A River’ is the first set of her collections. She started posting her writings on Tumblr and Instagram, and later her collection of poems got published into books. Nikita Gill is a British Indian writer and poet. So when you’re trying to whittle down your list of must-read poems, here are 6 poems you should begin with if you’re a fan of Rupi Kaur’s literary genius.“You cannot burn away what has always been aflame.” With so many poems out there, it’s hard to know where to begin. #1 New York Times Bestseller Milk and Honey sold over 2.5 million copies, and three years later, The Sun and Her Flowers sold over 3 million. It’s the meaning behind each haiku-like sentiment that makes Rupi so relatable when she taps into love, loss, tragedy, and hope - feelings that everyone can relate to at one point or another.
Rupi’s literary prowess goes beyond flowery words and metaphors in fact, her poems are really easy to understand.
Her poetry books, branded in lowercase lettering and embellished with hand-drawn illustrations, belong on the nightstand of every dreamer and feminist out there. Roses are red, violets are… milk and honey? If you’ve been around the poetry block, chances are you’ve stumbled across the queen of modern poetry, Rupi Kaur.
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