Description
Warmth: Words for Anyone Trying to Move On by Rithvik Singh is a heartfelt collection of poetry and prose aimed at those navigating the pain of heartbreak and the path to healing. Originally published by Ebury Press in April 2024, it spans around 198–200 pages and combines brief, poignant poems with reflective prose to offer solace and self-discovery .
This is a gentle, therapeutic guide for tender hearts:
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Emotional Journey: Crafted in the aftermath of Singh’s own experiences with love and loss, the book is infused with raw honesty and hope. Its words are born from personal heartbreak, turning pain into poetry and resilience .
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Poetry & Prose Structure: Composed of succinct, deeply emotional passages, it addresses themes like love, longing, grief, self-worth, letting go, and growth. The tone is intimate and direct, often feeling like a comforting conversation or a gentle hug .
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Therapeutic Style: Reviews note the collection “feels like a soft embrace” and works like compassion-infused therapy for readers coping with emotional wounds
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Reflective Tone: Quotes such as “Some people leave, and that’s where you find yourself,” and “You don’t need to be whole to be worthy,” highlight its uplifting, self-compassionate message
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Appeal: Minimalist yet evocative, it’s easily digestible and relatable—perfect for quiet reflection or journaling, and often compared to emotionally resonant poetry like Milk and Honey
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