A Petal For Every Pulse: If Emotions Could Rhyme

‎Remember the time you looked into a mirror and felt distant from the person staring back? When you looked around and saw friends everywhere yet couldn’t find a friend within? ‎When doubt became a seed and hatred bloomed every time you felt something real? ‎And like everyone else you rushed to fix label or suppress those emotions. ‎ ‎A Petal for Every Pulse invites you to rest beside them. It lets them breathe not be buried. ‎ ‎These poems aren’t a guide to healing — they’re a companion for the moments when you feel unsure undone or simply human. ‎Each poem is a petal: fragile yet enduring. With every page you turn your screams soften into whispers are told through metaphor and rhyme. ‎ ‎Whether you read it in one breath or return to it in fragments this book offers no solutions — only presence. ‎And sometimes that’s more than enough. ‎Saumya Jaiswar writes to explore what most people rush to avoid: unspoken emotions silent battles and the beauty hidden in discomfort. A Petal for Every Pulse is her debut crafted not to impress but to connect. Her words offer a soft space for readers to pause reflect and feel. She believes poetry begins where explanations end and healing begins when we finally stop running from ourselves.