Echoes in Vacuum gives voice to what the world silences.These poems confront sexual violence in all its forms—against women, men, and children; in homes, in brothels, in temples, in boardrooms. They speak of mothers discarded once their use is done, of children stripped of innocence, of men whose pain has no legal name.This collection resists forgetting. It insists that trauma, whether in piercing wounds or quiet erosions, is never empty.Each poem is an echo—sometimes jagged, sometimes tender, always unflinching. Silence, here, is not absence, but the loudest cry. It is not consolation, but confrontation.