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"Feeling of Reality" by Prakriti Vishwakarma is a thoughtful and expressive collection of poems that captures the essence of both the seen and the felt. The book beautifully explores themes such as relationships, emotions, nature, and human-made objects, presenting a wide view of life’s realities through poetic expression.
Each poem dives into different aspects of human experience from love, happiness ,presence of trees, the brilliance of stars, or the sailing of ships . Even simple man-made things like clocks show how everything around us holds emotion and meaning. The poet observes the world closely and turns everyday moments into powerful reflections.
With a calm yet mature tone, the collection flows between personal feelings and universal truths. The poems don’t follow a single pattern, making the reading experience feel real and spontaneous just like life itself.
"Feeling of Reality" invites the reader to slow down, notice the details, and connect with the world on a deeper level. It is a book for those who find beauty in both nature and human creation, and for anyone who has ever felt something they couldn’t quite explain in words .
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PRAKRITI VISHWAKARMA
I am Prakriti Vishwakarma, the author of "Feeling of Reality". I wrote this book as part of my journey to improve my involvement in extracurricular activities and to explore my creative side beyond academics. Writing has always been something that I always hated , and tried poetry to express what I observe and feel. Now I feel that writing can be exciting.
This book is a collection of poems inspired by the small, often unnoticed things around us—both in nature and in everyday life. From trees and birds to emotions and relationships, I found meaning in the little details that we usually pass by. Through these poems, I wanted to give a voice to those silent parts of our world, to help readers pause and reflect on how beautiful and emotional even the simplest things can be.
Each poem I wrote came from a place of honest thought and feeling. I did not write for perfection, but for expression. This experience helped me grow not only as a writer but also as a person who sees the world with more depth and feeling.
"Feeling of Reality" is my first step toward creativity, reflection, and connection—with nature, people, and myself.
