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Rupi Kaur is a contemporary feminist poet and artist born in India in 1992. She is popularly known as an Instapoet for gaining attention online by publishing poems on Instagram. In 2015, she published her book of poetry and prose titled "milk and honey" which addresses themes of violence, abuse, love, loss and femininity.
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