The Natural Language of Grief

The Natural Language of Grief is in essence crepuscular: looking at dimness. In this collection of poems language looks intentionally at the dimness of the pandemic era the twilight faced by planet earth in the face of the raging climate crisis and the regular existential questions that we grapple with on a daily basis. The Natural Language of Grief seeks also to be a conduit of hope and a better tomorrow; a visage of the poet’s experiences in the vast universe we all inhabit.“A beautiful achievement. Her poems speak up for humanity.”—Ruth Padel Professor of Poetry King’s College London. “These finely wrought poems teach us how to redeem ourselves from isolation through the enlargement of spirit and senses that follows once we learn how to craft forms of solidarity with our neighbours across classes races species and seasons on this planet.”—Ranjit Hoskote Visiting Professor of Creative Writing Ashoka University.