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Ananya: For me, writing poems has been my 'haven' since l was in class 6. Whenever I felt an emotion which I could not explain to others or sometimes, even to myself, I chose to write it down. For instance, if I ever felt a negative emotion... by the time I would finish my poem, I would have forgotten that feeling of negativity. All my feelings turned into the words of my poems. Till now l had been keeping most of my poems to myself, seeing them as something not as valuable to others. But it is due to some of my family members and my co-author, that l decided to share these feelings with you all.
Snehili : A poem is not just a bunch of words. It expresses the fears, anxiety, love and hope of the writer. Writing was an escape from the sleepless nights l had. Maybe the things I write are not understood by others or maybe some can take it in another way. They might seem hard to understand for many but the truth is... they have a relatable feeling to them. I have never been a great write
Snehili Saxena & Ananya Tiwari
Meet Snehili Saxena and Ananya Tiwari, co-authors of the book "Skye".
Snehili is a vibrant and curious individual with a passion for science, research, and creative expression. She enjoys reading, music, and photography. Ananya is a versatile person with a love for music, adventure sports and great interest in the horror genre. Both are high school students from Odisha with a shared dream of becoming renowned authors, fueled by their love for writing. Their current work explores themes relevant to teenagers, offering their own perspective on various experiences of adolescence. Together, this dynamic duo brings a collaborative spirit for the creation of relatable and engaging poetry. Their debut work, "Skye", showcases their dedication towards expressing their thoughts and emotions with the readers.
