Where Wildflowers Grow stories in verse

Where Wildflowers Grow is a collection of poems that speak of love, loss, memory, longing, and the quiet moments of life. Rooted in the quotidian life and nature these poems find beauty in the ordinary. while some of the poems are gentle, some are wistful, and there are some that carry the ache of things left unsaid. In them, one may trace the many ways we remember, heal, and find our way back to ourselves. Like wildflowers, these little poems grow wherever they find a little light.

Rashmi Buragohain dabbles in writing poems in English and is keen on translating regional Assamese poetry into English. Fascinated by Japanese short poetry, she is now putting her efforts in learning the nuances of haiku, tanka, and haibun. Some of her haiku and tanka are being published in Haiku Dialogue and haikuKATHA. She works as an Associate Professor in the Department of English, Moran College.