Description

About The Book

If My Heart Could Hold a Pen is not just a collection of poems — it is a journey through the hidden chambers of a young soul learning to breathe through ink. Written by Ayushi Singh, a 15-year-old with the heart of an old soul, this book captures the raw, unfiltered emotions we often bury in silence.
Each poem is a whisper from the heart — of love left unspoken, of pain quietly endured, of dreams stitched together with hope. It is a reflection of every teenager who has felt too much but never found the right words, until now.
From heartbreak to healing, from insecurity to inner strength, these verses are honest, vulnerable, and deeply relatable. Ayushi doesn’t just write poetry — she bleeds it onto the page. Her words don’t just rhyme; they resonate.
This book is for the broken, the healing, the lovers, the loners, and the lost — anyone who has ever wished their heart could speak for them.
Because sometimes, the heart has stories that the lips cannot tell — but the pen can.

About The Author

Ayushi Singh, a 15-year-old student of Loyola High School, Patna, began writing during the lonely days of the COVID-19 pandemic. What started as a quiet attempt to make sense of the chaos around her slowly became her voice, her escape, and her way of healing.
For Ayushi, writing is no longer just a hobby — it is a lifeline. Every word she pens holds a piece of her heart, every line a feeling too heavy to speak aloud. Through poetry and storytelling, she releases the emotions she hides behind smiles. Her ink knows her better than most people do.
She writes for the ones who stay up late overthinking, for the ones who cry in silence, and for those who feel too much but say too little. Her dream is not just to be read, but to be felt — deeply, honestly, and endlessly.
“If My Heart Could Hold a Pen” is not just a title — it is a truth she lives every day.