Piens un medus. Rupi Kaur

kuru atceras, kad dzirkstī priekā, un dāvina draudzenei sirdssāpju remdēšanai. Krājuma nosaukums sākotnēji radies no dzejoļa, kas veltīts sikhu sievietēm, taču vēlāk Rupi Kaura intervijās atzinās, ka šo vārdu lielo ietilpību apzinājusies vairāk zemapziņā, un tikai vēlāk uzzinājusi, ka piens un medus daudzām tautām simbolizē dziedināšanu un rūpes.

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A global phenomenon – a poetry collection that has stayed on The New York Times bestseller list for over 100 weeks, translated into 35 languages, published and read in many countries around the world. Since its release, more than 3 million copies have been sold worldwide! This is poetry by women for women – poetry that invites self-awareness, encourages embracing femininity, and enjoying it. A book that awakens healthy self-confidence in teenagers and surprises the older generation with its openness. Poetry that is recited in difficult times, remembered in moments of joy, and gifted to a friend to soothe heartache. The collection's title initially originated from a poem dedicated to Sikh women, but later Rupi Kaur admitted in interviews that she realized the vast meaning of these words more subconsciously, and only later learned that milk and honey symbolize healing and care for many cultures.