In verse both tender and unflinching, Rishikesh Dhar Dubey writes of grief that lingers, silences that scream, and the quiet strength of those who walk through fire without asking for applause.

These poems trace the hidden scars left by family, memory, duty, and loss but also the flickers of resilience, the kind of love that doesn't ask for return, and the soft rebellion of surviving without losing your soul.

From unsaid goodbyes to the weight of inherited silence, this book speaks to anyone who's ever felt invisible while holding the world together.

Not all quiet is peace. Not all survival is healing. But sometimes, even the quietest voice can echo forever.