A Bengali writer living in Britain confronts universal themes of life, death, and societal structures through her poetry. The collection explores various situations, often extreme, to reveal the beauty and travesty inherent in existence. These twenty poems, drawn from a larger body of work, are crafted from the perspective of a Bengali writer addressing a British audience, yet the topics resonate globally. The poet ventures into social poetry, examining circumstances relevant across different cultures.

This collection of poetry, the twelfth volume from the author and third under her name, delves into the universal themes of life, death, and society. The poet's attempt to engage with social poetry is evident as she explores various situations, often extreme, to highlight the dual nature of existence. Written from a Bengali perspective for a British audience, the poems aim for global relevance. This volume is a curated selection of twenty poems from a larger body of work, following previous collections published under her own name and a pseudonym.