Tread Softly On Their Heart

In a world that has shown us so much cruelty, for a generation that has grown up learning to be strong and to exercise their strength in tough situations, I still believe being soft is the bravest way of being strong. To walk softly on the garden of other's hearts, to refusing to give in to the bitterness the world throws at you, to speak kindly to strangers and friends alike, and above all, to drop one's shields being unafraid, and remind the world of the beauty and bravery of vulnerability; isn't that the strongest way to be? Tread softly, my friend. As much as you can. The world is harsh enough. You don't have to add on to it.

This book is for the change makers. For the writers who truly believe that writing can make the world kinder and happier. For the readers who know that their kindness makes the difference in the world. For those who know that by being soft they stand their ground and make this world more than just livable; they make the world a beautiful place to be.

And lastly, this book is for the dreamers, who dare to dream of a better world, a better tomorrow.

"Sanhita, the poet, is so like a young master going about dusting cobwebs in minds of those who have stopped believing in themselves. This short volume has three sections and each leads to the next to make the enigma of emotions crystal clear. For instance, how many of us can say that we know love inside-out? But go through Lens of Perception, Rose-coloured Glasses, and Strength in Vulnerability, and you too will believe that Sanhita does. How else could she
have written:
I write them for myself
You say it's all about you
And when I look back
Every poem becomes you."

- Review by Arvind Passey, Columnist, Writer and Blogger