A forgotten cell collapses quietly, so others may live.
A mother gives until there’s nothing left, not even herself.
A penguin learns to soar, where wings were never meant to.
Biopoetry is a genre-bending exploration of the human condition through the lens of biology. These poems intertwine scientific metaphor with emotional truth; tracing synapses, stem cells, and survival instincts to uncover the quiet poetry of life itself.
Each piece is paired with a carefully chosen music piece, where sound meets science, and feeling finds form.
For those who live in the in-between - this book is for you.
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Aahana Mittal
Aahana is a student, musician, poet and finds the intersection of science and emotion to be the most human place of all.
She is currently in high school, and is a proficient pianist, playing ever since she was a kid.
Fascinated by biology, drawn to music, and with a great desire to explore the deeper truths of life, she writes to connect cells to feelings, and feelings to facts.
"The Biology of Being" is her debut poetry collection; meant for anyone who has felt too much, questions deeply, and longs to be understood.
