In the quiet spaces between heartbeats, where every soul carries its untold stories, unfolds a journey that speaks to anyone who has ever felt the world grow silent around them. Through twenty-nine soul-stirring poems, this collection weaves an intimate tapestry of human resilience, taking readers from the depths of heartbreak to the gentle dawn of self-discovery.
Like moonlight dancing on still waters, these verses illuminate the universal truth that our deepest wounds often become portals to profound healing. The poet’s voice—raw, honest, and achingly beautiful—guides us through landscapes of loss and love, doubt and certainty, darkness and light. Each poem serves as a gentle reminder that even in our most fragmented moments, we are never truly broken.
As the pages turn, what begins as a meditation on loss transforms into a celebration of inner strength, revealing that the most beautiful gardens often grow in the spaces where we once felt most empty. This collection isn’t just poetry—it’s a companion for those quiet nights when the heart seeks answers, a gentle whisper reminding us that within each ending lies the seed of a new beginning.
For anyone who has ever felt lost in their own story, these pages hold not just words, but mirrors reflecting the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit. They remind us that home isn’t a place, but a feeling we rediscover within ourselves, one verse at a time.
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Anish Ghosh
Anish Ghosh is a poet whose work delves into the intricate connections between memory, resilience, and the natural world. His inaugural collection, 29 Heartbeats, has been lauded as “a quiet symphony of light and sorrow,” effectively grounding universal emotions within vivid, personal imagery. A proud Bengali, he draws inspiration from his travels, culinary experiences, and life itself. In his own words, “Poetry has consistently served as the elixir that has propelled me forward in life. My profound connection with poetry is eloquently captured by Robert William Service:”
“For I’ve a hidden life no one
Can ever hope to see;
A sacred sanctuary none
May share with me.”
