Author Description

How many events happen in our lives every day-some are revealed, many remain silent. Inner feelings, unspoken words, suppressed pain, or sudden joy-from these places, a kind of silent philosophy is born. This book of poems, "Bhetorer Janala" is the eloquence of that feeling. This writing is both personal and for many ordinary people. I am an agricultural worker, I meet farmers every day-the inspiration I get from their eyes, words, and lives, has also remained in these writings. Also, as we walk through the various corners of life, we come across certain feelings and certain questions-this book opens the window to that accumulated self-talk. "Bhetorer Janala" doesn't provide answers, but rather raises questions-such as: How much time do we spend with ourselves? How much do we listen to that silent voice that speaks to us inside every day? This book of poems is not written in any order. It is a collection of poems that have developed over time, born at different moments-among which the reader may find themselves somewhere.