Fallen Leaves on Spring Collection of poems on withered dreams and new beginnings

Fallen leaves on spring' is a collection that wanders through the quiet corridors of pain, healing, and rebirth. Each poem unravels fragments of the self: messy, tender, and achingly human. Through themes of love, loss, identity, and survival, Dhivya Dharshini captures the raw pulse of emotions too often left unspoken. From the fragility of mental health to the quiet strength of womanhood, these verses hold space for both breaking and becoming. 'Fallen leaves on spring' is not just a book of poems, it's a mirror, a confession, and a soft place to land for anyone learning how to stay.

Dhivya Dharshini grew up in Saudi Arabia before moving to India, carrying fragments of two worlds within her. As the eldest daughter, she has long balanced duty and quiet self-discovery, threads that often weave through her writing. A postgraduate student in Airline and Airport Management, Dhivya writes about identity, healing, and the fragile beauty of being human. Her debut poetry collection reflects the tenderness and turmoil of growth, love, and self-acceptance. When she isn't writing, she finds comfort in music, travel, reading and the soft chaos of rain-soaked evenings.