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Some stories are not written to be told.They are written because they were lived.In this deeply personal collection, Gaurav Chandrawanshi captures the quiet beauty of a bond that doesn't ask to be defined, yet means everything. Through moments that felt ordinary at first but stayed longer than they should have, this book explores what it means to find someone who becomes a part of your everyday without you even realising it.This is his second book, following his novella The Shadow in the Blackwood Mirror, but this one is different. This one is closer. More personal. Like something he had to hold onto and let go of at the same time.Because while he has written stories before, poetry has always been where his heart has belonged.This is not just a collection of words.It is about the conversations that never felt like beginnings,the days that quietly became everything,and the kind of connection you don't question you just feel.And somewhere between these pages,you might find a memory that feels like yours too.
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Gaurav Chandrawanshi
Gaurav Chandrawanshi is a young writer who believes that the most powerful stories are the ones that are felt rather than explained. Currently pursuing his studies in Aerospace Engineering, he balances a deep curiosity for science with an equally strong inclination toward writing and creative expression. He is the author of the novella The Shadow in the Blackwood Mirror, marking his early exploration into storytelling. While fiction allowed him to build worlds, poetry has always remained his first language a place where thoughts, emotions, and memories find their most honest form.His writing is often inspired by real experiences, quiet moments, and the kind of connections that shape a person over time. Rather than focusing on dramatic narratives, he chooses to capture the subtle, often unnoticed feelings that stay long after the moment has passed.This book is his second work, and his first poetry collection one that reflects his journey not just as a writer, but as someone learning to understand and express what cannot always be said out loud.Through his words, Gaurav hopes to create a space where readers feel seen, understood, and a little less alone.
