A poetry by Kusum Lata Joshi reflects the depth of human emotions and the beauty of nature. Her words have the power to transport the reader to different realms of existence, where love, pain, and joy intertwine in a delicate dance. Through her eloquent verses, she captures the essence of life’s complexities, offering solace and wisdom to those who seek it. Kusum Lata Joshi’s poetry resonates with readers on a profound level, evoking feelings that linger long after the words have been read.

I live in Nostalgia
And touch those wonderful days
A little girl holding dad’s finger
And scribling on a rough page.
I hear bird’s chirping
And buzzes of wasp.
I still live in those bushes
Which were my house.
I run behind elder brother
And feel the laughter of sister and mother.
I was their princess Ms bubbly dubbly
I remember, my mom smiled so lovely
I smell the rain and wants to run
But my ribs and bones says, stop! You’re fifty one.
People says, ” Age is just a number “
But it’s enough to lose your dear ones forever!!
Poetry by Kusum Lata Joshi.
Hope you’ll like it. It’s always a pleasure to create something that resonates with you. Your feedback is important to me, and I’m constantly striving to improve. Your support means the world to me, and I hope to continue exceeding your expectations. Thank you for being a part of this journey with me.
Kusum Lata Joshi





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