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Ojasvita
Paperback
Poetry CriticismGeneral Poetry
Publisher Price: $13.00
ISBN13: 9788199862531
Publisher: Samant Publishing
Published: Apr 30 2026
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.24 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: Hindi
Ojasvita is a heartfelt collection of poems that gives voice to the emotions, struggles, dreams, and resilience of women. Through powerful verses, author Brinda Sharma explores the many dimensions of a woman's life-from childhood, daughterhood, marriage, motherhood, and homemaking to self-discovery, dignity, and empowerment.
Each poem reflects real-life experiences and emotions that often remain unspoken. The collection touches upon themes such as identity, social expectations, sacrifice, love, pain, courage, self-respect, and the quest for belonging. Inspired by everyday realities and timeless feminine strength, the poems resonate deeply with readers who appreciate meaningful and thought-provoking literature.
Written in a simple yet evocative style, Ojasvita is not just a book of poetry-it is a reflection of the inner voice of countless women who wish to express themselves but often remain unheard. The poems celebrate endurance, hope, and the strength to rise above challenges while embracing one's true self.
Whether you are a poetry lover, a reader interested in women's experiences, or someone seeking inspiration and emotional connection, Ojasvita offers a moving and memorable reading journey.
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