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he Wanderer's Lust is a poetic pilgrimage through solitude, yearning, and self-discovery. Spanning twenty-five lyrical pieces, the collection captures the voice of a seeker—restless yet rooted, lost yet deeply aware—wandering through the landscapes of memory, desire, silence, and inner awakening.
Each poem unfolds like a whispered conversation between the self and the world, moving from aching vulnerability to moments of quiet transcendence. Manish Prasad weaves a tapestry of emotion and introspection, inviting readers to walk with him through cities of thought and wildernesses of longing. With minimalist elegance and spiritual undertones, The Wanderer’s Lust speaks to the universal need for connection—with others, with the past, and ultimately, with the self.
More than just a collection, it is a meditative experience—part travelogue, part confession, part soul-song.
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Manish Prasad
Manish Prasad is a poet and educator deeply invested in the transformative power of words. Associated with Shikshaya Namah, an initiative rooted in the philosophy of holistic learning, Manish blends the sensibilities of a reflective thinker with the precision of a teacher. His poetry explores themes of longing, memory, identity, and the spiritual journey of the self—drawing from both the personal and the universal.
His writing is marked by lyrical fluidity, emotional depth, and a quiet search for meaning in the mundane. As a voice grounded in both Indian ethos and contemporary relevance, Manish continues to write with the hope that poetry can be both a mirror and a map—for himself and for others.
