Description of the Book:
 
With "I Thought," takes readers on an introspective literary trip. More than merely a compilation of poetry, this book explores the profound ways in which the written word can influence readers' perceptions, arouse feelings, and leave a permanent psychological mark.

writer starts off with thinking back to her own writing journey during her undergraduate years, when she first came to understand the profound power that words had. Her career as an advocate is centred on the accuracy and potency of words, where a phrase can make all the difference in a case, a verdict, or the revelation of a truth.

I Thought" is structured to take the reader through different dimensions of writing. The first section delves into the mechanics of writing—the choices writers make in word selection, structure, and rhythm, and how these elements come together to create a piece that resonates with the reader.
The second part of the book shifts focus to the impact that writing can have on the reader. Aarsheya argues that writing is not just a passive activity but an interactive experience that engages the reader's mind, stirs their emotions, and often leads to a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them. She illustrates this with examples from literature, poetry, and even her own works, showing how the written word can challenge preconceived notions, ignite passion, or bring comfort in times of despair.
In the final section, Aarsheya shares her own creative process, offering insights into how she approaches her writing. She emphasizes the importance of being attuned to the issues around us—social justice, human rights, and especially women’s empowerment—as a way to ensure that writing remains relevant and impactful.
"I Thought" is a book that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt the pull of the written word, whether as a writer or a reader. It is a testament to the enduring power of language and its ability to transform lives, one thought at a time.