Poetic tongue is the idiom that comes from the spirit, it has the potential, the innate ability, to mingle universally. In poetry, the tinge of metaphor becomes a rejuvenated vessel that relieves numbness and returns compassion to our lives. For the psychotherapist and patron, poetry offers a way to discover that numbness or feeling in a susceptible and creative reaction to life as it unfurls. Such margin is positively improved by poetry which may be assumed as the assumption of poetry, creative writing by Dr. Nandini Sahu. She pours out poetry that oozes from the secret chambers of the heart, though she knows well that in an age of material pleasures perhaps it is difficult for the heart to fit in. Thus, an insecurity and reservation moves her the most in her expedition through life. Her idea rotates around a belief in human values. Love and poetry are her therapy to live, breathe and sing.Dr. Nandini Sahu has accomplished her research for the Ph.D. in English literature under the guidance of Late Prof. Niranjan Mohanty who was the professor of English in Visva Bharati, Santiniketan. She is a poet and a creative writer of international repute, has been widely published in India, U.S.A, U.K and Pakistan. Dr. Sahu has presented papers on various subjects in India and abroad. She is a double gold medalist in English literature and also the award winner of All India Poetry Contest. She is the author/editor of six books entitled The Other Voice, Recollection as Redemption, Post-Modernist Delegation to English Language Teaching, The Silence, The Post Colonial Space: Writing the Self and the Nation and Silver Poems on My Lips published from New Delhi. Presently, she is an Associate Professor of English in Indira Gandhi National Open University [IGNOU], New Delhi. And she is continuing her D.Litt. on Native American Literature. Her areas of research interest cover Indian English Literature, American Literature, English Language Teaching (ELT), Folklore Literature and Children’s Literature.
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