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Rupi Kaur, born on October 4, 1992 is an Indian born Canadian poet, artist, and performer. Her poetry collections are Milk and Honey (2014), The Sun and Her Flowers (2017), Home Body (2020), Healing through Words (2022). Rupi Kaur is famous as an Insta-poet and for the sketches that she draws in the poetry. Feminism has always been a substantial part of her writings. She openly talks about the issues of feminism like upheaval, love, loss, trauma, healing, and necessitate for female distinctiveness. She proficiently highlights the experiences of women, the objectification of the female body, sexual exploitation and breakup and their reverberations. Kaur boldly describes all harrowing experiences of the lives of young females in the contemporary context through the experiences that would make the reader the feel her pains. The present paper focuses on the psychological trauma experienced by the women with great compassion through her poetry and impart a distinct voice to present-day feminine heart. Women, while adjusting themselves in this male dominated society struggle between various emotions like grief, sorrow, self-loathing, dissatisfaction, contentment and resentment together. The paper highlights the feminine emotions subjugated by her never-ending efforts to ascertain their individuality in the midst of incompatible circumstances of the fashionable society.