This is more than just a collection of poems-it is a journey toward meaning. Rooted in personal experience yet shaped by universal emotions, these verses explore love, loss, faith, silence, and the quiet truths we often avoid. With sincerity and emotional depth, the poetry invites readers to recognize their own wounds, memories, and longings reflected back at them. Among these pages live poems for a love once lost-unnamed, but unforgettable. Romila Zafar, a student of English Literature at Punjab University, writes with a voice shaped by introspection, faith, and human vulnerability. Her work navigates themes of identity, longing, grief, and spiritual searching. Influenced by mysticism and the desire to bridge the heart with the Divine, she believes poetry gives language to pain and presence to silence. This book is her attempt to transform wounds into words and silence into something like song.