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Through Yellow, the world is not observed but rather, it is felt. The work does not attempt to define the world universally, but instead offers it as experienced through an individual lens; at times sharp, at times soft, often curious, and always sincere.
This collection of poetry is a window into my inner lens, capturing the quiet fractures, fleeting hopes, and unspoken truths woven into everyday life. Each poem offers a fresh angle on the familiar, revealing how personal perception can reshape the world we think we know. Intimate yet expansive, the compendium invites you, my dear reader, to pause, reflect, and rediscover reality through a singular voice: my voice.
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Myra Dhaval Barot
Myra Barot, a fifteen year old high school student studying in Mumbai is an eloquent writer, and moreover, a voracious reader with a collection of over 400 books. A keen observer, Myra draws insights from real world events and individuals, often reflecting on the hardships, jubilations and growth of the human race. She has written and published stories, essays and poetry in various publications including Rolling Stone, Curious Owl and the Elaine Hobson’s July 2025 ‘Empathy in Action’ Newsletter. She self published her first book, Glimpses into the Great Minds at the mere age of 10. Beyond writing, Myra is deeply passionate about understanding human emotions, culture, and creativity, aspiring to be a Doctor of psychology.
