Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1982. Mira's early experiences in the arts gave her the "inclination" for music. She started out playing piano and ultimately violin, violin and music theory. She didn't thrive in school but studied music anyway
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While at the conservatory, her composing teacher encouraged her to try writing poems. She started writing poems when she was 12 years old. At 16, Mira was accepted into the Department of Hungarian Studies at Columbia University in New York City where she studied Hungarian language and literature at Columbia University for two years.
Mira also took courses in Philosophy, History of Ideas & Cinema, Music Composition, and Contemporary World Literature at Columbia University. She wrote about her educational background in her 2008 poetry collection entitled The Sound of Silk. Her other published works are: Everyday Life (2008), The Ladies Club (2010), A Strange Collection of Poetry (2011), A Collection of Poetry That Could Be Called "A Small Memoir" (2011), A Collection of Poetry That Could Be Called "A Small Memoir" (2012).
Her poem "The Sound Of Silk" appeared on the Drudge Report website in 2010.