New Delhi [India], May 5: At 27, Prashanth G Shekar emerges as an eccentric artistic force—poet, painter, musician, and creative entrepreneur—whose life is an ongoing dialogue between emotion and expression. Born and raised in Bangalore, India, the city continues to shape both his artistic temperament and intellectual pursuits.
Founder & CEO of Get Away Studio (2018–2021), Prashanth once channelled his creativity into nurturing ideas and transforming them into viable ventures. His professional journey spans creative entrepreneurship, idea incubation, business strategy, and start-up development. Since 2023, he has been working in the IT industry, harmonising creativity with technological structure—an intersection that reflects his multifaceted personality.
Educated at New Baldwin Residential School and later at the Indian Academy Group of Institutions, Prashanth enrolled in Computer Science Engineering at AMCEC before choosing in 2016 to step away and pursue independent creative and entrepreneurial paths.
Discovering the Writer Within
Prashanth resonates deeply with James Baldwin’s words: “The terrible thing about being a writer is that you don’t decide to become one—you discover that you are one.”
His journey into writing began accidentally at the age of nine, when he stumbled upon something lyrical that refused to fade from memory. By sixteen, he was writing fervently. Years later, the pace intensified—ideas arriving with urgency, demanding capture before they vanished. Writing, for him, became instinct rather than intention.
The Art of Cinquain: Precision in Emotion
While exploring poetic forms, Prashanth encountered the cinquain—introduced by Adelaide Crapsey. The discipline of compressing vast emotional oceans into minimal syllables fascinated him.
That fascination became the foundation of Summer’s Love Lyrics. The cinquain form challenged him to be precise, emotionally honest, and intentional—allowing each word to carry its own gravity. In many ways, the form itself became a silent collaborator, shaping how the poems breathe and unfold.
About the Book: Love Through the Lens of Summer
Summer’s Love Lyrics is a seasonal metaphor where summer stands as a quiet witness to blossoming affection. The poems move through love’s phases—its beginnings, intensities, silences, and endurance—while affirming one constant truth: true love is unyielding and eternal.
This is not merely a collection of poems. It is a reflective journey of passion, longing, and emotional permanence. Prashanth hopes readers carry forward one essential realisation—that love is something we yearn for endlessly, and something worth preserving beyond time itself.
Beyond the Page: A Multidimensional Artist
Beyond poetry, Prashanth immerses himself in sketching, painting, music, photography, and collecting feathers and coins. Professionally trained in Western classical guitar, he also plays the flute and sings, with aspirations of composing original music in the near future.
His curiosity spans art, literature, philosophy, history, technology, nature, space, wildlife, travel, and life itself—a list that continues to evolve.
What Lies Ahead
Prashanth has already completed multiple volumes of poetry and envisions building this poetic body of work before venturing into longer forms. A novel may emerge five years from now, once his poetry series reaches completion.
Though romantic and philosophical themes dominate his present work, he is intrigued by detective fiction, high fantasy, humorous erotica, and even nihilistic explorations in later years. Each genre, he believes, is a doorway waiting for the right moment.
A Message to Aspiring Writers
His advice is simple yet profound:
Read endlessly. Write with your heart open. Create without seeking validation. Breathe wisdom between lines. Let your voice remain unmistakably yours.
“No one will ever put words together the way you do.”
A Note to Readers
Prashanth invites readers to feel before they think. To let the heart lead the interpretation. To recite poetry aloud, to share it with loved ones, and to let it become an expression of care. “May your love grow stronger and deeper than the roots of heaven.”
And with a quiet, grounded humour, he concludes: “To life—to living, loving, and laughter—I say: alright, alright, alright.”
You may find more about the author at https://prashanthshekar.com/
Buy Summer’s Love Lyrics on Amazon: https://www.amazon.in/dp/9373101536
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