Moonlight on Broken Thresholds

Some women are not made to simmer. In this honest and powerful collection, Aishwarya explores the quiet struggles and quiet strengths of womanhood. Her poems move through kitchens heavy with tradition, bedrooms filled with memories, and family homes where love and duty blur. She writes of what is passed down; prayers half-remembered, sarees folded with shame, and the silence that settles between generations. What happens when we forget the language of love our mothers used? When we cook for ghosts we no longer believe in? When we keep trying, and failing, with grace? This is poetry that stays with you. Quietly. Firmly.