Love often begins in whispers and ends in silence — somewhere between the two, we find ourselves.
And Still, I Wait: Notes on the Stillness After Love is a poetic journey through love’s quiet aftermath — the ache, the reflection, and the rediscovery of peace.
In a voice that is tender yet restrained, Abhishek Agarwal captures the unspoken language of the human heart — how we hold on, how we let go, and how, in the stillness that follows, we find a different kind of strength.
These are not poems of sorrow, but of survival — of what remains after love fades, and the grace it leaves behind.
A book for anyone who has ever stayed, waited, or loved quietly anyway.
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