All Kinds Of Stupid: Resonating Raw Themes Of Grief, Love And Lost Dreams

All Kinds of Stupid by Saheba Singh, a deeply emotive collection of prose and poetry, explores raw and universal themes such as heartbreak, grief, love, lost dreams, and aspirations. With its lyrical language and poignant reflections, the book takes readers on a journey through the complexities of human emotions, resonating with anyone who has experienced life’s highs and lows. Singh’s honest and relatable writing makes it essential reading for fans of modern poetry and reflective prose.

STUPID 03

Scrolling through old messages and emails  on the phone  

late at night in bed  

when there is absolutely no need to reminisce  about that person who  

in the light of day  

you wish you had never met 

… 

Here’s the one that always strikes a chord in my  heart 

… 

Not all nights are created equal 

… 

Some are for the muse 

and some 

for musing 

… 

Both are just as special 

… 

#akos

What was the text you should have deleted years ago?

STUPID 05

You could
stop and stare
...
But then
what if you fall in love?
...

That moment
during a noisy evening
when you see someone
who looks like the one
you were hoping to see
and your heart skips a beat
...

#akos

Did you have a similar buzzkill moment?

STUPID 08

Have you played those little games?
...
Of texting

waiting to text

or sending screenshots of the texts to your friends?
...
And then the fluttering in your gut when you see

“Typing”
...

#akos

Who is your go-to person to send screenshots and ask for advice?

Excerpted from All Kinds Of Stupid, written by Saheba Singh; published by Prakash Books.