Words from My Soul: Original Poetry & Typewriter Experiences
I write because I have to. My poetry spills out when feelings get too big to hold inside, exploring the messy, real stuff we all carry—love, healing, and finding the beauty in ordinary silence.
A quote from Shakespeare that I felt needed a modern twist. For me, love can be blind, but the lover must not be. We must choose to love with full awareness, accepting the whole person, flaws and all.
A question I often ask myself and others. If I show you the most vulnerable, unabridged part of me, my naked soul, will you meet it with the warmth and safety of your love?
A reflection on the significance of kisses. While the first kiss is often romanticized, I believe the last kiss holds a different kind of power, a memory that can linger forever.
A question about the nature of love and desire. Can we transcend through the physical to reach a deeper, more spiritual connection? I believe all our emotions are pathways to love.
An impromptu poetry exchange I had in my DMs. It started as a playful banter and evolved into a deep reflection on the ego, the soul, and the birth of love in the corner of one's heart.
A poem about the feeling of being 'lost' and the patience it takes to wait for 'found' to arrive. It's a reminder to be gentle with ourselves during times of uncertainty and transition.
To love is power. It is a force that allows you to hold a rose full of thorns, to bleed yet persistently love. This is a piece written by a fellow poet that resonated with me deeply.
A simple but profound truth. The inner beauty of light is a rainbow, and since there is light in each of us, our inner beauty is a rainbow too.
My feelings about the arrival of a new year, captured in poetic prose. It's that nervous excitement, that trembling in the heart that feels like a cool summer breeze, a wave of new emotions.
A poem about finding love, peace, and kindness in the silence of your own beating heart. Sometimes, the answers we seek are found when we turn away from the noise and listen within.
About Words from My Soul: A Collection of Poetry
When we connect, we aren't just reciting lines. I bring my vintage typewriter, and we start with a two-minute 'Soul Chat' to uncover what is actually on your mind. This is not a scripted performance; it is a living exchange where I take your current feelings and turn them into a raw, textured poem on paper. It gets signed, tied with organic ribbon, and handed to you right there—a piece of honest art created in the moment.
My poetry is not meant for pedestal display. It is meant to be lived, felt, and held. Whether I am at a bustling event in Bengaluru or performing a spoken-word set with an acoustic guitarist, my focus remains the same: genuine connection. I do not use templates or pre-written verses. Every poem I type is created in the moment, reacting to the energy in the room and the story you share with me.
I believe art should feed souls, not machines. When I bring my vintage typewriter to your venue—be it a corporate launch, a wedding soirée, or a cultural festival—I am creating a space for honesty. Guests often tell me the highlight is the 'Soul Chat,' where we pause the noise of the event to speak truthfully for a few minutes. I then translate that interaction into a poem on high-quality textured bond paper.
For brand collaborations, I go a step further. We align on your brand’s ethos during virtual briefings, and I compose an exclusive piece that is then premiered live. It transforms a standard launch into something that feels human and memorable. If you are looking for a performance that moves people, let's talk.
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