Description of the Book:
 
A reservoir of human emotions as they are, raw and unembellished, Dawn before Epiphany, confronts the complexities of life from a personal perspective. In an honest attempt to comprehend life, the anthology traverses the intricate landscapes of thoughts and emotions, reflecting on their vulnerabilities, hence glorifying the strength found in embracing our fractured yet authentic selves.

Touching upon the broader themes of resilience, self-assertion, human conditions, love, relationships, pain, or healing, the poems in the book are often an imaginary expression of the extension of the author’s reflection on various subjects and emotions, which she believes is a natural outcome of her academic background, that is, her literary connection and her love for literature.

Understanding art or writing not only as a means to express but beyond, as a unique power to connect and heal, the book unfolds diverse human emotions morphed into poetry, which remains uncouth, usually lacking any form or rhythm, a composition of words and thoughts that come straight from the mind of the author—unaltered, unfiltered, and definitely not sugar-coated.
If you are seeking solace under the refuge of words or looking for words to cater to your vulnerability based on shared experiences, the verses in this book can probably comfort you or make you feel at home. This book celebrates our imperfections as humans, our inability to grasp the complexities of our surroundings, the vulnerability of pain, and the convoluted course involved in healing. This book is for you if you think it is!