(b)mused.
(b)mused is what happens when love doesn't arrive. When someone becomes a muse, but never quite a mirror. When confusion becomes its own kind of intimacy. In these poems, the speaker drifts between clarity and ache, tracing the soft violence of a connection that left more questions than closure. To be (b)mused is to be inspired and unraveled, to feel the edges blur between tenderness and disorientation, memory and myth. This is not a love story - but a story about what we write when love disappears and we find ourselves again.
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(b)mused.
(b)mused is what happens when love doesn't arrive. When someone becomes a muse, but never quite a mirror. When confusion becomes its own kind of intimacy. In these poems, the speaker drifts between clarity and ache, tracing the soft violence of a connection that left more questions than closure. To be (b)mused is to be inspired and unraveled, to feel the edges blur between tenderness and disorientation, memory and myth. This is not a love story - but a story about what we write when love disappears and we find ourselves again.
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(b)mused.

(b)mused.

by Isha Bhatt
(b)mused.

(b)mused.

by Isha Bhatt

Overview

(b)mused is what happens when love doesn't arrive. When someone becomes a muse, but never quite a mirror. When confusion becomes its own kind of intimacy. In these poems, the speaker drifts between clarity and ache, tracing the soft violence of a connection that left more questions than closure. To be (b)mused is to be inspired and unraveled, to feel the edges blur between tenderness and disorientation, memory and myth. This is not a love story - but a story about what we write when love disappears and we find ourselves again.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789372132922
Publisher: Bookleaf Publishing
Publication date: 10/30/2025
Pages: 32
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.07(d)

About the Author

Isha Bhatt is a poet, therapist, and truth-seeker whose work lives at the intersection of longing, memory, and healing. Rooted in a diasporic South Asian lens, her writing explores the soft violences of love, the body as an archive, and the sacred mess of becoming. She moves between worlds with a voice that is both searing and tender. Her poems are offerings: to the ones who stayed too long, to the ones who left too soon, and to the self that survived them all. b(m)used is her first collection. She writes to remember - and sometimes, to forget.
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