Silences of the Cage is not a poetry collection — it’s a rebellion bound in paper.It speaks of the women who were told to hush and the men who never learned to listen.Across twenty-one poems, it bleeds through inherited obedience, simmering defiance, and ends in unapologetic roar.Here, goddesses resign, daughters protest, mothers unlearn, and silence itself becomes the loudest weapon.Every verse questions the design of a world that worships women only when they bleed quietly.This isn’t about being gentle. It’s about being heard.