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About The Book

Piquant…Her Letters Reach Life Reads is an emotionally rich and soul-touching poetic tribute to the profound bond between a father and his daughter. Through delicately woven verses, the author reflects on the phases of a daughter’s life—from the innocence of childhood to the strength of womanhood—portraying her as a symbol of resilience, love, and compassion. With deep introspection, the poetry chronicles the daughter’s journey as she becomes a guiding light, a pillar of support, and eventually a proud woman building her own world. Her presence, even in absence, echoes through heartfelt letters that carry memories, gratitude, and wisdom. The poetic narrative beautifully illustrates a father’s silent admiration, his internal conflicts of joy and pain, and the irreplaceable space his daughter holds in his heart. Each stanza captures the raw essence of parental love, the pride of nurturing a strong daughter, and the bittersweet distance time brings. This collection isn’t just about a daughter’s story—it’s about every parent’s unspoken emotions and every reader’s journey into the heart of familial love. With its graceful rhythm and poignant metaphors, the book stands as a literary homage to the delicate, enduring, and piquant threads of parenthood.

About The Author

Sri Bijayananda Mishra lives in Cuttack City of Orissa, India. He was born in Keonjhar town in 1951 & grew up in Puri, the beach city of Orissa. He completed his graduation in Engineer-ing, Electronics, & telecommunication in 1977. and post-graduation in Computer Engineering Data Processing in 1988. His professional life was as a telecommu-nication engineer in the then Orissa State Electricity Board at Talcher Thermal Plant. After post-graduation, he opted for a career in his state for computerization & networking. In the last four years before retirement, he completed the project of core banking for 17 district co-operative banks & state co-operative banks. And with a central data center and networking for the banks and their branches in the state. In his retired life, after 2014, his passion is meditation & writing. 2016, the author faced brain injury by falling unconsciously. He survived but had no coordination part of the memory. But in 2018, he recovered well but was confined to his residence. His only passion is writing poems (English) and other topics. His love for spirituality and friendship. The Book PETALS is his first attempt into the writer’s world. Age 72. Birthday 10th February 1951. His mother tongue is Oriya. He is fluent in