Nadia Jesmine Rahman
Nadia Jesmine Rahman’s debut collection, October Sun, is born from the quiet rhythms of everyday life, gathering small moments and holding them to the light. Her poems draw from shifting seasons, the comfort of home, and the gentle pauses most of us overlook. She believes that when one sits still long enough, thoughts rise softly from silence, like mist lifting after rain. Her work has appeared in Muse India, The Assam Tribune, and the e-book anthology Monsoon Moods. Now living in a quaint little hamlet in the hills, she writes from the deep stillness around her. Petrichor remains one of herRead More...
October Sun
Books by Nadia Jesmine Rahman
‘Will I find the solace tree
‘neath which
I can curl up like a mongrel
for a slumber?’
In October Sun, Nadia Jesmine Rahman gathers the shifting seasons of life—its griefs, its soft astonishments, its quiet rebellions and turns them into luminous, intimate verse.
Moving through childhood alleys, rain-soaked cities, ancestral silences, and the tender spaces of love, these poems hold the world gen
October Sun
Books by Nadia Jesmine Rahman
‘Will I find the solace tree
‘neath which
I can curl up like a mongrel
for a slumber?’
In October Sun, Nadia Jesmine Rahman gathers the shifting seasons of life—its griefs, its soft astonishments, its quiet rebellions and turns them into luminous, intimate verse.
Moving through childhood alleys, rain-soaked cities, ancestral silences, and the tender spaces of love, these poems hold the world gen
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