Nameless Whispers

By Ritaban Biswas

"Nameless Whispers" is a collection of poetry that explores the human experience through the lens of the unknown. These poems delve into the innermost thoughts and emotions that often go unspoken, delving into themes of love, loss, and the search for self. With a focus on the power of language and the beauty of the everyday, this collection will

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ukiyoto Publishing
• Release date: Jan 25, 2023
• ISBN: 9789360491789

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Nameless Whispers

Ritaban Biswas

Ukiyoto Publishing

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Published in 2023

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Contents

Morning Whispers

Twilight Whispers

About the Author

Morning Whispers

red

fortunate are those

who’re graced by God,

to see the world as it is

lucent and vivid. 

amid tints of life and death,

they grow up;

the pigments that stay beside

in the time of need.

what binds us all involves

congenital thrift and care;

what shatters us all includes

conflicts, blood and war.

riveting how all these,

delineate hues of red,

that would run on,

until hell freezes over.

the vibrance that upholds

the world and its people,

and the light and warmth

that the Sun provides;

no color exists as sultry,

yet calm, as red,

typical of the heavy-blush

on the cheeks of brides.

the deftly knit, excruciating

war poems, by Owen and Brooke,

tell the saga of glorious battles

and the scathing truth-

wrath and revenge

of human minds,

that acted upon well;

red- the color smeared on bodies,

whose lives they took.

flora and fauna are always

at the mercy of mother nature,

how uncertain