Beginnings rarely announce themselves.
They arrive as restlessness, discomfort,
or the quiet sense that something no longer fits.
To New Beginnings captures that moment.
This collection traces an inner journey through doubt and discipline, silence and effort, loss and recalibration. It speaks to those who kept moving without certainty and learned that real change is usually quiet.
These poems offer no instructions or promises. Instead, they reflect what many feel but struggle to name—the slow unravelling of old selves and the courage to continue without knowing what comes next.
If you sense a shift you can’t explain, this book will feel familiar.
To New Beginnings is not about starting over.
It is about recognizing when the journey has already begun.
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Manish Prasad
Manish Prasad is an educator and poet whose work explores the inner shifts that shape a life—often quietly, often unnoticed.
Born in the mist-covered hills of Kurseong and educated at Goethals Memorial School and Delhi University, his writing reflects both the stillness of the mountains and the restlessness of a seeker who refuses easy conclusions.
His poetry collections—The Wanderer’s Lust, Just Another One, WAR, DECEPTION, and To New Beginnings—form a continuous inward journey, moving through longing, conflict, illusion, clarity, and renewal. Together, they examine what changes within a person when certainty dissolves and movement becomes inevitable.
Alongside poetry, his non-fiction book Blueprints for the Future: 100 Emerging Careers reflects his long-standing commitment to education, guiding students and parents through a rapidly evolving world.
When he is not teaching or writing, he is listening—to silence, to stories, and to what stirs beneath the surface.
He is currently working on his next series, UNKNOWN, where the journey moves beyond answers and into deeper questions.
