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“Because even broken things can learn to shine.”
Between the cracks that glimmer and the hearts that remember,
between the silence of breaking and the music of mending —
lives a girl who learns to turn her scars into light.
Golden Seams is a constellation of poems —
of love that fractured yet endured,
of pain that became gold in its repair,
of the tender, trembling courage it takes to begin again.
Each verse is a shard made sacred,
a glint of gold across the ache,
a whisper that healing is not erasure — but art.
This is not merely a collection of poems,
but a vessel reborn, luminous in its flaws,
for every soul once shattered,
and now beautifully whole in the breaking.
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Swarali Deshpande
“Ink, rhythm, and everything in between”
Swarali Deshpande is a gifted teenage poet whose words echo far beyond her years. With an instinctive understanding of emotion and an extraordinary ability to translate silence into speech, she writes poetry that lingers — soft yet powerful, introspective yet universal. Her verses weave through themes of love, loss, healing, and self-discovery, capturing the fragile strength of being human.
At just 14 years old, Swarali is a tenth-grade student from Pune, where she is admired for her intellect, creativity, and curiosity. Her teachers and peers know her as someone who doesn’t just see the world, but feels it — deeply, thoughtfully, and honestly.
Beyond her written voice, Swarali is a celebrated Kathak dancer, blending precision and passion in every performance. She has earned numerous accolades at the National Level, a testament to her discipline and devotion to her art. Having completed her Madhyama Poornaexam and currently pursuing the Upantya Visharadtitle, she continues to refine her craft with the same dedication that shapes her poetry.
Her talents stretch further still — as a sports enthusiast, she has excelled in badminton and throwball, competing with energy, focus, and the same quiet determination that marks her creative pursuits.
What sets Swarali apart is her unique worldview. Her poems are not just expressions of feeling — they are acts of observation, of transformation. She writes not to escape the world, but to understand it. Her words remind readers that beauty and pain can coexist, that light can live even within the cracks.
Her debut poetry collection, Golden Seams, is a reflection of this delicate balance — a tapestry of thoughts, emotions, and revelations woven with honesty and grace. It speaks to those who have loved, lost, and longed to rise again.
Through her art — whether in motion, on stage, or on paper — Swarali invites readers and audiences alike to pause, to feel, and to rediscover the quiet power of being human.
