"Why you do this to me?" The question echoes long after goodbye. In Why You Do This To Me, author Da Sachin Sharma invites readers into a deeply personal and relatable collection of melancholic thoughts, unsent messages, and diary-like reflections. This isn't a linear story, but an exploration of the space left behind by lost love and unspoken feelings.
Journey through simple yet evocative prose exploring longing, nostalgia, and unanswered questions. Witness fragments of memory – shared coffees, old songs on long drives, late-night calls, moments both cherished and painful – capturing the raw vulnerability of a heart grappling with absence.
Explore themes of heartbreak, memory, the weight of silence, communication struggles, reasonless love, the inability to hate, and the enduring power of 'maybe'. From the quiet streets of Mumbai to the depths of late-night introspection, these thoughts paint a portrait of enduring connection amidst separation.
If you connect with introspective writing that confronts sadness with honesty, or if you've ever found yourself lost in the echoes of a faded relationship, this book offers companionship in the quiet hours. Why You Do This To Me is a poignant companion for anyone navigating the complexities of love, loss, and the words we wish we'd said.
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Da Sachin Sharma writes about emotions because, for him, they are the very fabric of the stories that make us human. He believes life itself is a tapestry woven from narratives – the quiet ones we whisper only to ourselves in the lonely hours, and the ones we choose, sometimes hesitantly, to share with others.
This deep fascination with feeling and storytelling fuels all his creative endeavors. It can be seen in his previously published collection of Hindi poems, "Emotional Gully," which also delves into the nuances of the heart. His storytelling extends to the screen as the writer and producer of the full-length Marathi feature film, "Kuni Mulgi Deta Ka Mulgi." His experience working with diverse brands and producing numerous ad films has further honed his ability to connect with varied human experiences and perspectives.
Sachin possesses a genuine love for connecting with people, often finding profound inspiration simply by striking up conversations with strangers and listening intently to their unique stories and perspectives. He feels that life is all about these stories.
In "Why You Do This To Me," he turns his observational lens inward, offering a raw, simple, and honest exploration of the melancholic echoes, lingering questions, and unspoken words that often reside in the quiet space left behind by lost connection. It serves as a reminder that even silence holds a powerful story, waiting to be acknowledged, and perhaps, understood.
