Walking To The Moon - Fatima Khand

Fatima Khand, an entrepreneur and writer, was born in India, raised in Kuwait, and now lives in Dubai. With a deep understanding of human emotions, she began writing poetry at the age of sixteen to express feelings she couldn’t share aloud. Her words are shaped by personal experiences, imagination, and a journey through anxiety, depression, and PTSD after scoliosis surgery.
Writing became her refuge and later, her way to support others facing similar pain. Alongside running a business in the automotive industry, Fatima uses her voice to bring comfort to those dealing with trauma, heartbreak, and emotional struggles. Her debut book is a tribute to anyone who has ever felt alone—a reminder that healing begins with being heard.
Blurb:
Walking to the Moon is a soul-stirring collection of poetry that explores the tender, turbulent, and timeless journey of human emotion.
Divided into three powerful parts—Obsession, Aches of Life, and An Epilogue of All Emotions—this collection dives deep into the intensity of love, the ache of loss, and the quiet strength found in healing. In Obsession, love is not a weakness but a powerful force that consumes and transforms. Aches of Life captures moments of heartbreak, despair, and inner battles, offering solace in shared pain. The final section, An Epilogue of All Emotions, blends every shade of feeling, revealing the fragile balance between the heart and the mind.
With poems that pulse with honesty and vulnerability, Walking to the Moon is a poetic map of longing, memory, and rediscovery. A book for anyone who has ever loved deeply, broken quietly, or searched for the light in their darkest houae