Women and Fractures

About the book

Women and Fractures by Salvia Islam is entirely passionate work of poem and piece of prose where the poet speaks out the voice of love, loss, suffering, and moving on. The book gives an insight of the human life suffering in the background and speaks about what happens in the surface of society.

By appealing to emotions and using intense descriptions of brutality the poems describe shattered families, the burden of no SPEAKING and the unceasing tend for acceptance and belongingness. Cohesively, the ‘Home’, ‘Drowning’, and ‘Soft Obedience’ demonstrate the sorrow from desire and struggle of living, ‘The Quiet Hunger’ and ‘Unburied’ speak of grief and unaddressed feelings. The collection also contains a short story called ‘A Self in Exile’, which is reality/illusion, and simply presents a realistic view of the human mind. Salvia Islam dares to write the truth with sting which is one of the reasons a lot of people feel this way even if they will not be expressing it to the world.

This is not solely a collection of poetry; it is a story of women and fractures and their ability survive sandy to beam. it’s for everyone who has been hurt and It speaks to those who have faced life’s deepest wounds.

About the Author

Salvia Islam, a poet who turns broken hearts into stunning words making them haunting. Like the murmur of prayer in a barren church, Salvia speaks from the dark pit of one’s soul and offers up feelings that are painful and beautiful, universal and incredibly intimate. Her work is characterized by its poignant imagery, its lyricism, and the relentless pursuit of what it means to belong to a place, to a person, or to oneself. Salvia has Authored a book named “whispers of Resilience: Letters and Poems for Every Silent Struggle” which delves into the unspoken, addressing societal injustices and the unyielding spirit of those enduring silent suffering.