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    Journeys of a Dandelion
    Journeys of a Dandelion
    Journeys of a Dandelion
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    Journeys of a Dandelion

    By Ketakee Nimavat

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    Journeys of a dandelion is a collection of poetry, prose and pictures.
    Most of these have been written when I was low and so it revolves around the theme of want of liberation, anxiety, despair and also hope!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKetakee Nimavat
    Release dateMay 8, 2016
    ISBN9781311093417
    Journeys of a Dandelion
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    Ketakee Nimavat

    I read, I write and I paint.Read my books to find out more about me :)Also, I love hearing about what my work made you feel: good, bad or bored.

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      Journeys of a Dandelion - Ketakee Nimavat

      Journeys Of a Dandelion

      Musings and more.

      -Ketakee Nimavat

      " Because that's what we are,

      Dandelions,

      Floating in this wind called life,

      Hoping it would take us somewhere nice."

      Index

      Poetry

      1. Scream

      2. Time

      3. They have to go

      4.Memories

      5. Insecure

      6. Calm

      Prose

      1. Failures

      2. Okay

      3. An ode to Alan Harper Lee

      Gallery

      Journeys of a dandelion is a collection of prose, poetry that I wrote and photographs that I took in the course of past two years. I usually write when I am sad or feeling blue, hence my poetry revolves around the desire to leave it all and disappear, insecurity, hopelessness and sometimes despair.

      Many people have asked me why call it journeys of a dandelion when there is no mention of dandelions

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