Dr. Ann Zachariah, the author of the book, Wild Child of the Monsoons focuses all her energy on writing soulful poetry that explores several aspects of self-love. The book has a range of poetry that covers topics of grief, self-love, loss, and so much more. Ann Zachariah has poured her soul into putting these poems together and highlighting how each of these aspects can alter someone's approach to life.
When probed about the book, Ann stated the following, "The poetry in the book isn't just words, it is my heart spilled out on paper. It is everything I have ever known – love, loss, hope, giving up, and so much more. Poetry is a way to come to terms with my experiences in life. Now, I share them, hoping that someone else will be able to gain from them the same way I was able to all these years. If you're someone who has witnessed loss and love these poems will resonate with you, especially."
The book helps readers come to terms with their experiences, by realizing that the loss of a loved one, or having too much hope isn't a phenomenon only they are experiencing – there are other people out there experiencing the same. It helps people reach an evolution, that pushes them to move away from grief, and learn to love themselves. Ann Zachariah highlights several ways that a person can connect with their innermost feelings.
Some of these feelings include the following:

Grief: In one of her poems, Ann talks about the grief of losing someone beloved – it talks about leaving stories incomplete, and leaving behind the pain.

Hope: Hope is yet, another strong way of getting in touch with a persons’ inner self. It helps people live, and move on from the atrocities they face.

Gratitude: Ann uses her poetry to describe how despite feeling grief and loss, people somehow find reasons to be grateful and feel whole again.

Pursuit of Happiness: Ann highlights using her intricate words, that despite facing loss, grief, and turbulence in life, people will never end their pursuit of happiness. She highlights, that most of them will succeed.

The Truth: Another great way to get in touch with a person's feelings is through the truth – whether it is to speak the truth, find it, or listen to it. It will usually set the entrapped burdens free.

Self-Love: Practicing the act of self-love is a great way to get in touch with ones’ feelings. It helps indulge in positive feelings, and move away from negative notions altogether.

To learn more about life, hope, grief, and more, get a copy of Wild Child of the Monsoons by Ann Zachariah, today.