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About the book: Blind Eyes Can See and Other Poems consists a floweral bunch of 21 poems which boomerang between haunting peace, stillness and explosive actions. Her poetic ventures are diverse as well as equally dynamic; these poems connect the readers with their collective consciousness and common creative spirit. Few poems of this book viz. “The Rights of a Woman” and “Gender Prejudice” challenge and interrogate the gender stereotypes in Indian society. The poems like “The Music of Nature and Sound” expresses wonderful music inherent and embodied in nature. About the Author: Madhulika Raj Singh was born on July 06, 1999 in Varanasi, the holy city of eternal knowledge and spiritual bliss, Uttar Pradesh, India to Ms. Vrinda Singh and Mr. Rajkumar Singh. She inculcated a habit of reading fictions by scholarly literati of English and Hindi from her early childhood. As the consequence of the study of these two languages which originated diametrically opposite of the globe, she got her mind ignited and a fountain of creatively gushed out of her thoughtful reflections. She contributed to the anthology 'The Melodies of Immortality' by Vijay Kumar Roy. Her poem appeared in Bal Guru, (A Hindi Daily) and she also anthologized by P. Gopichand and P. Nagasusheela. She is a young Indian poet of childhood wishes whose poems are amazing bouquets carrying dreams, hopes and fears that a young suburban feminine adolescence cherishes. Her poetic ventures reveal a world of unknown mystery where her childhood dreams and fears from the supernatural and supra-natural shady things mingled with the hopes and dreams of her youth and got their trans-existent existence painted on literary canvas through words flowing out from her nimble pen.