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Just Another One is a collection of 25 poems that reflect the quiet, internal landscape of a deeply observant soul navigating the complexities of modern life. These poems are not grand proclamations or decorative verses—they are raw, thoughtful, and often uncomfortable reflections of what it means to be human in a world that often demands performance over presence.
The series explores themes such as emotional restraint, existential confusion, social constructs, love, detachment, fear, and the paradox of individuality in a collective world. Each poem stands alone in its voice and subject, but together they form a layered narrative—a journey inward, through stillness, silence, rebellion, observation, and finally, understanding.
The recurring phrase “just another one” becomes a quiet refrain throughout the collection, grounding the reader in the reality that we are all unique, yet fundamentally the same. It's a phrase that shifts in tone—sometimes it speaks of invisibility, other times of quiet strength, defiance, or surrender.
This series does not aim to offer solutions or tidy conclusions. Instead, it invites reflection. It opens a space where contradiction can exist without being resolved. Where one can be both deeply feeling and emotionally detached. Where belief and doubt sit side by side.
At its core, Just Another One is not about finding answers.
It is about acknowledging the complexity of asking honest questions—and letting them echo in stillness.
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Manish Prasad
Manish Prasad is a quiet observer in a noisy world.
A teacher by profession and a wanderer by nature, his writing is rooted in deep reflection, emotional clarity, and an unwavering honesty. He writes not to impress—but to express. Through his poetry, Manish gently challenges illusions, invites silence, and reminds us that we are all, in some way, just another one—searching, feeling, breaking, healing.
This is his second poetic offering, following the soul-stirring journey of The Wanderer’s Lust.
He writes with no pretensions—only presence.
