Tag: Sanjukta Das Poetry

A Tune Beneath the Wheel

Some places do not introduce themselves. They simply recognise you.
I did not arrive here as a stranger….the stones knew the rhythm of my footsteps, the air folded around me like a memory I had once lived but never fully named. Sitting before the ancient wheel, I felt time loosen its grip as though I had returned, not to a place, but to a feeling that had been waiting patiently within me.

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Poetry and Mental Health: How Poetry Can Help Us Cope

Poetry has long been used as a way to express emotions, explore the human condition, and connect with others. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the use of poetry as a tool for mental health. Poetry can be a helpful tool for coping with mental health challenges, it can help us express our emotions, explore our thoughts, and connect with others. But can poetry help us find hope and resilience in difficult challenges? I hope this helps!

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