Sparkles in the Sky is a collection of sixty short poems ranging across themes. These include: (i) The story of flowers; (ii) Back to the seasons; (iii) Of lights and nights; (iv) Breathtaking nature; and (v) The many emotions. Some are inspired by paintings by famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet while some are inspired by the glorious facets of seasons and nature. Others are triggered by the intensity of everyday life. The author considers poetry as a meaningful format for expression and one that evokes the best descriptions. The poet's quest is to find these poems a home for them to thrive. The 'flowers' theme is a description of a variety of flowers, such as Iris, Sunflower, Lavender, among others, and their significance to the poet. The unique beauty of the seasons primarily winter and autumn is captured under the seasons theme. The poems on lights and nights illuminate the collection. The poet writes on the different facets of nature, be it sun dawn, sunset, or the green forest wilderness and fills them with meaning. The last but not the least set of poems, pens down the several emotions experienced by the author. They are about hope, victory and sunshine. They speak about human bondage and the power of 'connect'.