Bisma Mohammad is a Radiographic Technologist by profession, with a Master’s degree in Psychology, and a writer whose relationship with poetry began at the age of thirteen.

Hailing from the beautiful valley of Srinagar, Kashmir, Bisma has always been drawn to emotions that often remain unspoken: feelings hidden behind silence, stories carried quietly in the heart, and memories that words sometimes struggle to explain.

She began writing poetry at thirteen, when emotions were new, intense, and innocent. What began as a private way to express feelings gradually became a lifelong relationship with words. Over the years, her poetry has appeared in multiple anthologies, letting her share fragments of her writing with readers beyond her own pages.

Her background in psychology has further deepened her understanding of human emotions, relationships, attachment, heartbreak, healing, and the many layers of the human mind. Perhaps that is why her writing often explores not only what we feel, but also why we feel it.

Alongside her professional journey as a Radiographic Technologist and her academic journey in Psychology, Bisma continued to write, quietly collecting poems, memories,
emotions, and pieces of a story that had been growing within her for years.

Pieces of My Heart That You Left marks her debut as a solo author.

The inspiration behind this collection is deeply personal: a man Bisma has loved for many years, since age thirteen. He became a significant part of her growing years, her memories, and the emotional landscape that eventually found its way onto these pages.

Yet this book is not merely a collection written about someone.

It is a collection written from something a love that shaped her, a journey that changed her, and emotions that remained long after many words had been left unsaid.

For Bisma, poetry became a place where memories could breathe, where unanswered questions could become verses, and where the pieces of a complicated love could finally find a home.

This is her debut book, but it continues a journey that began with a thirteen-year-old girl putting her feelings into words.

And perhaps, after all these years, those words have finally found their way to you.