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I'm Rishila Mishra, a 19 year old girl and student of English Literature and I'm from India . I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree, and really found an interest in writing. Broadly speaking, I'm inspired by Romantic Legends like S. T. Coleridge, John Keats and William Blake also, wish to adopt their style of writing. Poem is not just a piece of Writing but according to me, it's a collection of memories, feelings and unexpressed emotions. I personally feel that we need to bring back the romantic essence of poetry which provides us solace . However, I believe , those who are capable of dreaming, seeing, observing and thinking, they're capable of creating masterpieces.

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