“The Sun and Her Flowers” is the second collection of poetry by Rupi Kaur, following her bestselling debut, “milk and honey.” In this collection, Kaur takes readers on a vibrant and transcendent journey exploring themes of growth, healing, ancestry, and self-discovery. Divided into five chapters and accompanied by illustrations by the author, the collection delves into the stages of wilting, falling, rooting, rising, and blooming.

The poetry celebrates love in its various forms and reflects on life’s journey, drawing parallels between the growth of flowers and the human experience. Kaur’s writing is known for its simplicity, accessibility, and emotional resonance, making it relatable to a wide audience.

With a focus on themes such as expatriation and finding a home within oneself, “The Sun and Her Flowers” continues Rupi Kaur’s exploration of the human condition and the beauty that arises from embracing the complexities of life.