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    Silence : The Louder Scream
    Silence : The Louder Scream
    Silence : The Louder Scream
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    Silence : The Louder Scream

    By Surjeet Kumar

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    The words unspoken can be the heaviest burdens. Silence the Louder Scream delves into the depths of unspoken pain, exploring the raw emotions that simmer beneath the surface.

    This powerful poetry collection delves into the human experience where pain finds its voice not in shouts, but in a deafening silence. The poems explore the complexities of emotions we often struggle to express – the crushing weight of grief, the simmering anger of betrayal, the suffocating loneliness of isolation.

    Each verse becomes a raw exploration of the human condition. You'll encounter poems that capture the frustration of unspoken truths, the longing for connection that words can't express, and the yearning for understanding that remains unfulfilled.

    But Silence the Louder Scream is not just about the darkness. Within its pages, you'll also find poems that celebrate the quiet strength found in resilience. There are verses that explore the power of self-discovery, the beauty of finding solace in solitude, and the courage it takes to face your pain head-on.

    The title, "Silence the Louder Scream," is a powerful metaphor. While the poems explore unspoken pain, there's an underlying suggestion that confronting those emotions, even silently, is the path to healing. By acknowledging the pain that festers beneath the surface, we can begin to find peace and move forward.

    If you've ever felt the weight of unspoken emotions, if you've grappled with pain that words seem to fail to capture, then Silence the Louder Scream is a collection for you. Prepare to be challenged, to find solace, and ultimately, to discover the strength within yourself to break free from the silence.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSurjeet Kumar
    Release dateJul 1, 2024
    ISBN9798227524980
    Silence : The Louder Scream
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    Surjeet Kumar

    Surjeet Kumar is Assistant Professor by profession and writer by passion. He believes, poems are the mode of expressions that bind the vision and emotions in wonderful phrases. Poems have an ability to decorate ambiance along with infusing strengths among people whenever s/he does not feel comfortable. He has been fond of writing on numerous topics such as love, empathy, thrilling, inspirational, loneliness, reflection, introspection and many more since his school days. He would like to amaze his readers by his writing style on contemporary topics. He is grateful to his readers and their opinions which support him to enhance his capacity in writing poems.

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      Book preview

      Silence - Surjeet Kumar

      4

      01. The Endless Reflection

      The reflection plays its endless role,

      A million faces, none its own.

      A speck of dust, a slight neglect,

      And judgment's finger stays unkept.

      With books devoured, engrossed it seems,

      But human stories remain unseen.

      Blank pages lie, uncolored still,

      While lessons learned deny the thrill.

      Life's lessons learned, the taste is lost,

      A cautious heart avoids the cost.

      Darkness banished, light takes flight,

      Yet day's warm embrace is lost in sight.

      Like fireflies, it flickers bright,

      But fails to reach the sun's full might.

      A world of voices fills the air,

      But its own song remains unheard, unseen there.

      The heart holds secrets, whispers deep,

      Yet fails to listen, secrets to keep.

      Masks piled upon a borrowed face,

      The actor loses its true

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