This is not just a poetry collection it is a search for meaning. Drawn from personal experiences yet carrying universal themes, these poems speak of love, loss, faith, and the silences we, as a society, often hesitate to confront. Honest and unflinching, they invite the reader to see their own struggles mirrored in verse, and to find beauty even in brokenness. Among these pages lie poems for a love once lost kept unnamed, yet unforgettable.

Romila Zafar is a student of English Literature at Punjab University. A passionate writer and poet, she uses her words to explore themes of identity, faith, love, loss, and the human condition. Her poetry reflects both her personal journey and the universal struggles of the soul. Deeply inspired by mysticism and the search for meaning, she believes poetry is a bridge between the heart and the Divine, a way to give sound to wounds and to speak in a world that often judges silence less than truth. This book is her attempt to turn wounds into words, and silence into song.