Zoom In
Zoom In is more than a poetry collection; it is a soul unveiled. Written by an 18-year-old navigating inner chaos and outer noise, these poems capture raw emotions, quiet reflections, and deep longing. The poet speaks to the moon, to herself, and to the children, both real and imagined, who need to hear ""you matter."" This book is for the feelers, the wanderers, and anyone still finding their way. If you have ever needed a reason to believe your voice and your wounds deserve space, this is it.
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Zoom In
Zoom In is more than a poetry collection; it is a soul unveiled. Written by an 18-year-old navigating inner chaos and outer noise, these poems capture raw emotions, quiet reflections, and deep longing. The poet speaks to the moon, to herself, and to the children, both real and imagined, who need to hear ""you matter."" This book is for the feelers, the wanderers, and anyone still finding their way. If you have ever needed a reason to believe your voice and your wounds deserve space, this is it.
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Zoom In

Zoom In

by Sufeenah Khan
Zoom In

Zoom In

by Sufeenah Khan

Overview

Zoom In is more than a poetry collection; it is a soul unveiled. Written by an 18-year-old navigating inner chaos and outer noise, these poems capture raw emotions, quiet reflections, and deep longing. The poet speaks to the moon, to herself, and to the children, both real and imagined, who need to hear ""you matter."" This book is for the feelers, the wanderers, and anyone still finding their way. If you have ever needed a reason to believe your voice and your wounds deserve space, this is it.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789371561945
Publisher: Bookleaf Publishing
Publication date: 07/24/2025
Pages: 94
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.19(d)

About the Author

Sufeenah Khan is an 18-year-old poet, dreamer, and seeker from Kashmir. A girl who has walked through her share of emotional winters, she finds warmth in words and healing in metaphors. Sufeenah began writing poetry not to be understood by the world, but to understand herself. In her verses, she finds answers to the questions she never dared to ask aloud. Her writing is deeply introspective, tender, and fearless, unafraid to sit with pain, and brave enough to imagine hope. With Zoom In, her debut collection, she invites readers to slow down, feel deeply, and hold space for every version of themselves - the broken, the blooming, and the beautifully becoming.
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