Literary Works by Kamila Batavia
Literature has always existed alongside the music.
Through poetry, short fiction, and symbolic narratives, Kamila Batavia explores the same themes that shape her songs: memory, grief, longing, love, identity, and the passage of time.
Some works stand independently. Others quietly expand the worlds found throughout her music, offering another doorway into the stories, symbols, and emotional landscapes that continue to define her artistic practice.
Poetry Collection
My Teardrops Are Fireballs Aimed at the Castles is a collection of quiet uprisings; poems born from memory, longing, and silent defiance. Each verse is a fragment of Kamila Batavia’s inner terrain, where sorrow softens into beauty, and fragility burns with quiet strength.
These are the relics of feeling, carried like embers through time.
Short Story
Snowflakes is Kamila Batavia’s first introspective short story. On her 22nd birthday, she spent her special night overthinking about the future which led her to write a short story about how she felt about time that’s always running forward. In Snowflakes, she transformed her thoughts and her fear of ageing beautifully into delicate paragraphs.
