I'm Not Talking To You Anymore: Poems: Poetry Books

By Anand Prakash

I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU ANYMORE: POEMS

It is a collection of 99 relationship poems for different stages of love life.

When your existence turn into lonely one, when staying in the pain seems like only cure, when memories of love brings more heartache than joy, when you constantly renew old wounds, and when you think that staying alive is toughest thing to do, you must remember YOU ARE ON THE VERGE OF TRANSFORMATION.

O' fellow traveler, this book is for you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anand Prakash
• Release date: Sep 13, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393828327

Anand Prakash

Anand Prakash is researcher by profession and writer by passion. In his fiction and poetry, he writes about relationships and their meanings. He has finished a collection of short stories and a book of poetry on relationships. Some of his experimental fictions have appeared in z-composition, Crack the Spine, Fictitious magazine, the Delinquent issue 20, Miser magazine issue VII. His writing can be found at http://authoranandprakash.com/ Email him at [e-mail] for comments about the story and questions on writing process. He looks forward to hear back from you.

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Dedication

Dr. Vishal Kumar

for his life-long friendship and no-nonsense attitude toward life

Acknowledgements

I would like to thank Sonam Tsomo, self acclaimed Poet-Under-Construction for their constant encouragement, valuable insights, and listening/reading my poems.

I will forever be thankful to everyone who supported my writing habit (friends, family, and Kofenya among all Caffeine places).

A writer without readers doesn't exist. So thanks for being great readers.

Cost of Silk

I have worked hard

much to chagrin of others

only to present to you

the best of birthday gifts:

the silk made by 

my body and my soul.

A Mistake of Internet Belle

Alone in the café crowd,

she checks her curls and earrings

in the mirror of her phone.

Then, she smiles at his picture again.

He should have come by now.

Girls in the café guard their lovers

from her probing