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    Rainbow Rains: A Poetry Anthology: VIBGYOR, #1
    Rainbow Rains: A Poetry Anthology: VIBGYOR, #1
    Rainbow Rains: A Poetry Anthology: VIBGYOR, #1
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    Rainbow Rains: A Poetry Anthology: VIBGYOR, #1

    By Arushi Raj

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    This poetry anthology explores the different aspects of life in verse to explore the experiences that defines our existence.

     

    Love
    Life
    and Everything in Between
    That's what Rainbow Rains
    brings to its Readers
    in Seven Categories

    Corresponding
    to the colours of the Rainbow
    to the psyche of modern consciousness
    to the nuances of our crazy existence
    to the twists and turns of life
    to the facets of

    morality
    insanity
    humanity

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArushi Raj
    Release dateAug 17, 2023
    ISBN9798224989539
    Rainbow Rains: A Poetry Anthology: VIBGYOR, #1

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      Rainbow Rains - Arushi Raj

      Rainbow Rains

      VIBGYOR SERIES

      A Poetry Anthology by Arushi Raj

      Copyright © 2021 Arushi Raj

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means – electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise – without express written permission of the author.

      Published as VIBGYOR by Arushi Raj in 2021.

      Revised and Published as Rainbow Rains in 2023.

      Second Revision in 2024.

      Contents

      Rainbow Rains

      Rainbow Rains

      Violent Violet

      Innocence

      Curse

      His Highness’ Ball

      Lullaby of Death

      Saint and Sinner

      The Unborn Son of the Devil

      A Wrinkle

      Infatuated Indigo

      Bloody Love

      2009

      First Love

      Guys I Like

      Look at You

      Love in the Footsteps of Hell

      Summer Love

      Broken Blue

      Hundred Miles

      Heart

      Lost

      Broken Heels

      Mirror

      Ice and Fire

      Paradise Home

      Grieving Green

      Bleeding Roots

      Footsteps To My Lover’s Grave

      Roses For My Lover’s Grave

      Sitting By My Lover’s Grave

      The Garden

      Memories

      The Ivory Tower of Bengaluru

      Yearning Yellow

      Do you miss me?

      Evanescence

      The Heart Trapped in Twisted Vines

      Last night

      X

      Midnight Melody

      Sanctuary

      Outraged Orange

      An Unkindness

      Blame

      The Man

      The World

      Agony

      Ode to Titanic

      Truth

      Reflective Red

      Nature’s Irony

      Labyrinth

      Monday Morning Blues

      Music In My Soul

      Night vs. Light

      Four O’clock Spell

      Silly Dream I Dreamt

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      About the Author Irregular Ver.

      Rainbow Rains

      2nd grade, 7 years old

      Walking out of the classroom

      Mum standing there, among parents’ hoard

      Waiting near the rusted door

      Did I run or stumbled there?

      Either way, I was soon in her arms bare

      She smiled her pretty smile

      The one that lights up the sky any time

      Speaking of the sky, it was such a pretty blue

      With the sun hiding behind building D-2

      Are those colours suspended

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