Some emotions find their way into songs.
Others remain on the page.
Songs Spilled on Silent Pages is a poetry collection shaped by love, distance, memory, and return. It moves through moments of connection and absence of holding something close, and learning when to let it go.
The poems draw from a world of playlists, radio dedications, guitar notes, pressed flowers, and messages written but never sent. They trace relationships as they begin, falter, end, and sometimes find their way back, without urgency or explanation.
Before everything became instant, emotions took time. Songs were waited for, recorded, and replayed. Radio dedications arrived late at night. Guitar notes were learned slowly, repeated until they stayed. Flowers were pressed between pages to keep a moment from slipping away.
This book is for those who have carried a song longer than a conversation, who have saved words for later, and who understand that not everything needs to be spoken to be real.
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Sunaina Aggarwal
Sunaina Aggarwal is a poet and graphic designer whose work is rooted in memory, music, and human connection. She writes with restraint, allowing meaning to unfold rather than be announced.
Her poetry is drawn to familiar details radio programs, handwritten notes, songs played on repeat and the emotions attached to them. Rather than offering conclusions, her work leaves space for recognition.
Songs Spilled on Silent Pages is her second poetry collection, continuing her exploration of love, longing, and the moments that stay with us longer than we expect.
