In this heartfelt collection, Ria explores the vulnerability of identity. She navigates poetically through a complex web of experiences – grief, loss, love, memory, and the invisible battles we often fight in silence.
Divided into two acts, Lost and Found, this manuscript marks a journey of unlearning and learning; it is an ode to conquered fears, to the aching beauty of the ordinary, and to the bittersweet ephemerality of life. Each poem is preceded by a thought-provoking question, one that impels you to look deeper within. As you journey through the twenty-one questions in this manuscript, you may find yourself uncovering a deeper understanding of who you are.
For the moments when you feel broken and long to heal, let these poems be a quiet whisper of understanding. A reminder that you do not carry the weight of this world alone. A promise that these pages will always guide you back home.
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Ria Godha
Ria Godha is a poet, student, and aspiring-change maker. Her curious mind compels her to ask difficult questions which she attempts to answer in her poems. Her work is a quiet commentary on ordinary experiences viewed through a poetic lens. Lost, Found, and Still Looking, her debut collection, is both a reflection of her own journey and an offering to those navigating their own.
Having been a personal witness to the transformative power of words, Ria has spearheaded several initiatives to encourage writing among young adults, especially girls. She is the editor-in-chief of the Inspire Her Magazine, an initiative to bridge gender inequality. Having led the journalism club in her school, Ria is committed to leveraging her unique voice to amplify the cause of empowerment and social justice. Apart from being a writer, she is deeply passionate about academic research, especially in economics. A recipient of numerous debating accolades, her voice echoes beyond the pages.
