Description

Beneath the shade of a neem tree, a restless mind encounters a grandmother whose quiet wisdom sparks a journey of deep emotional reckoning. This collection of interconnected poems explores overthinking, inner conflict, heartbreak, patience, and the slow, necessary process of healing. Through vivid village imagery and recurring symbols of the Sun, Moon, time, and nature, the verses give voice to feelings often left unspoken. The narrative moves fluidly between past and present, youth and age, revealing how memory and reflection shape growth. At its heart, the book is about learning to sit with pain rather than escape it, and finding peace through understanding. Guided by gentleness rather than force, the poems remind us that healing unfolds in moments of stillness and release. Written by physician and poet Dr. Yash Dodiya, the work lives at the intersection of science and sensitivity. This is a book for anyone who has battled their thoughts in silence and searched for calm in a noisy world.