This poetry book, Echoes Beneath the Moonlight, is a collection of deeply emotional reflections that travel through love, heartbreak, loneliness, devotion, and silent resilience. Beneath the soft glow of moonlit nights and within dimly lit rooms of memory, these poems explore the fragile state of the human soul - wounded yet hopeful, broken yet still capable of loving. Through recurring symbols of the moon, shattered hearts, silent rivers, freezing seas, and trembling breaths, the book captures the ache of longing, the fear of losing someone, and the quiet strength found in enduring pain. Each piece feels like a confession whispered into the night - sometimes romantic, sometimes philosophical, sometimes standing at the edge of mortality - but always sincere. Echoes Beneath the Moonlight is not just a poetry collection; it is the voice of a soul navigating darkness while still searching for light.

A poem of forgetting that walls are often the kindest. ----- #1 performance #2 panic #3 isolation #1 catatonia #4 socialanxiety ----- Content Warning: This collection contains graphic depictions of psychological collapse, medical trauma/institutionalization, self-harm imagery, and severe mental illness. Reader discretion is strongly advised. ----- A portrayal Of voice and silence, of hope and betrayal. Of how every lens shapes the fall. A speaker falters and is remade. An author is devoured by their own words. An actor is bound in gold, And an audience struggles to witness. Through hope, lost friendship, and relentless self-examination, This poem asks: what is truly seen, and what is left behind? ----- Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction and poetry. If you are experiencing a crisis, please contact a mental health professional or local emergency services. Section 1: The Speaker - Complete ( this can be read as a standalone) Section 2: The Author - Complete ( this can be read as a standalone) Section 3: An Actor - In the Making (this one is taking time)

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exploring inner voices of ordinary things with a simple question "If I were a...?" This collection is not strictly autobiographical. The poems explore emotions, identities, and perspectives: some lived, some imagined, some observed. Book cover: A photo clicked by me with a sprinkle of editing using Canva

────────※ ※ ※ ※ ※ ※ ──────── Some feelings are never meant to be spoken out loud. They simply sit inside you and make a home in the corners of your heart. 𝗗𝐢𝐥 - 𝐞 - 𝐑𝐚𝐚𝐳 was written in that quiet corner. This poetry collection contains eight poetic urdu verses written in the hope of being written to. It encaptured the feeling of unrequited feelings, passionate denial and irreversible limerence. Urdu is my mother tongue. And when there were poetries inside me that the English couldn't truly hold, my heart decided to bleed words in Urdu. However, I have included the English Translation of each poem for my non-urdu speaking readers. I have tried to imitate the effect of each poem in English too. A section is dedicated to the vocabulary used in every poem for clarity. I hope you enjoy reading this work as much as I enjoyed bringing it to life. And I hope you fall in love with how different languages can encapture multitudes of similar emotions in just a few words. ──────── ※ ※ ※ ※ ※ ※ ────────

Ye shabd kisi ek ke liye nahi, un sab ke liye hain jo bina galti ke bhi toot gaye.

What if forever started as a lie? Fame looks beautiful from a distance, full of bright lights, loud applause, and a life everyone believes must be perfect. Yet behind the spotlight, even the brightest stars learn how heavy constant attention can feel, and how carefully the truth must be hidden to survive it. Jhalak Sharma steps into that world to protect Raghbir Oberoi, determined to stop a scandal from tearing everything apart while reminding herself that her place in his life was never meant to last. It should have remained simple and professional, but some choices quietly grow into something larger than the moment they were made in. What begins as damage control slowly turns into something fragile, something dangerous, something neither of them ever planned for. Because behind the cameras and practiced smiles she becomes the only one who sees the man he hides from the world. She has admired him from afar like millions of others, a truth she was never meant to carry this close to her heart, and he never expected the person standing beside him in his worst moment to become the one he cannot imagine losing. This is a story about the life that exists when the cameras stop rolling, about feelings that were never part of the agreement, and about two people discovering that love becomes far more complicated when the world believes it already owns you. Because sometimes the hardest place to love someone... is right under the spotlight.

At this elite high school, reputations are built early and last names carry weight. On the surface, life runs on discipline, achievements, and perfectly polished routines but underneath, it's competitive, unpredictable, and full of feelings no one quite knows how to handle. Reyaan Singhania and Vihaan Oberoi are two of the most talked-about names on campus. Reyaan, the calm and distant head boy, leads with quiet control, while Vihaan, the sports captain, wins people over with charm and easy confidence. Different in every way, their friendship is built on loyalty, trust, and years of standing side by side . Myra Oberoi and Kiara Singhania shine just as brightly in their own worlds. Myra, the confident vice head girl, knows how to own a room. Kiara, the brilliant topper and cultural club head, seems perfectly put together. They don't naturally fit into each other's lives - and at first , they don't try to. But shared responsibilities, family ties, and everyday school chaos keep bringing them together. What starts as rivalry slowly turns into reluctant understanding ... then something softer, warmer, and harder to ignore. Because sometimes, the person you compete with ends up seeing you the most clearly. This is a story about pressure and expectations - but also laughter in corridors, late realizations, unexpected friendships, and the kind of feelings that make growing up confusing ... and a little magical.

"Fiction here is likely to contain more truth than fact." ~From "A Room Of One's Own" by Virginia Woolf