Salty Tea (Paperback)

Dipshika Pandit

ISBN 13: 9798900812984

Published by Bookleaf Publishing, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. This isn't your typical "roses are red" kind of poetry. This is the kind you read when life's a mess, your brain won't shut up, and you're laughing through the chaos. Salty Tea is a collection of emotionally unstable thoughts dressed as poems. It's dramatic, honest, weirdly funny, and painfully real. Written for people who overthink, overshare, and still somehow act unbothered. Expect sarcasm where there should be silence, emotions that hit out of nowhere, and moments that feel too familiar to be fiction. So go on, sip carefully. This tea doesn't just spill, it stains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Salty Tea (Paperback)
• Publisher: Bookleaf Publishing
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798900812984
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

This isn't your typical "roses are red" kind of poetry. This is the kind you read when life's a mess, your brain won't shut up, and you're laughing through the chaos. Salty Tea is a collection of emotionally unstable thoughts dressed as poems. It's dramatic, honest, weirdly funny, and painfully real. Written for people who overthink, overshare, and still somehow act unbothered. Expect sarcasm where there should be silence, emotions that hit out of nowhere, and moments that feel too familiar to be fiction. So go on, sip carefully. This tea doesn't just spill, it stains.

About the Author

Dipshika Pandit is a writer, reader, and full-time chaos manager in the world of events and television production. With an MBA in Media and a career that blends creativity and control, her love for words has quietly shaped every chapter of her life. At 25, she finally turned a long-time promise to herself into reality with her debut poetry book, Salty Tea. Dipshika's writing speaks to the ones who feel a little too deeply, laugh a little too loudly, and see stories in everything. The ones who carry meaning in mess and find poetry where others see clutter.