Where the Poems Went Silent is a heart-touching literacy journey of silence, love, and memory. Against the rural landscapes of Bengal and the shifting cityscape of academic ambition, the book follows Amit—a brilliant boy from overlooked Gopiballavpur village—on a rise from dusty streets to academic discussion, with unuttered poems and untold dreams not far behind. Three irreplaceable women—Pallavi, Anupama, and Mohini—arrive in his life like stanzas of a very long, incomplete poem, every one of them a shade of love: innocent, long-standing, and gently soothing. This is not a love triangle but a composition of what it means to love fiercely in a world that rarely takes the time to listen. For those who believe the greatest emotions are the unspoken and that silence can speak more eloquently than words, this book vows memorably beautifully: to learn to love once more, not in grand gestures, but in moments that linger—quietly, like a lost piece of verse.

• Paperback: 158 pages
• Publisher: White Falcon Publishing; 1 edition (July 2025)
• Author: Laxminarayan Sahoo
• ISBN-13: 9789349883130
• Product Dimensions:  5 x 8 inch

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