Description of the Book:
 
This book is a raw collection of poems, born from a daring challenge to write daily for 21 days. The Occasional Shayar lays bare a heart torn by love’s contradictions—yearning to remember and forget, to hate and hold dear. From the despair of seeking peace through self-destruction to the ache of lost loves and life’s harsh lessons, each verse is a shard of a shattered self, pieced together by pain. The shayar’s ink spills between longing and loathing, capturing the difference between breathing and truly living. This debut collection invites readers into a world where darkness is a friend, and sukoon a distant dream, whispered through the poet’s restless muse.