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Where East Wind Whispers
Paperback
Poetry CriticismGeneral Poetry
ISBN13: 9781645608509
Publisher: Black Eagle Books
Published: Mar 16 2026
Pages: 160
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.37 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Every human being carries within an inner consciousness - a self untouched by social norms, expectations, or imposed identities. Beneath roles and responsibilities lives a free being, seeking expression. That inner space - quiet yet powerful - gives birth to poetry.Human beings are part of nature, as instinctive and organic as rivers and trees. What sets us apart is our reflective mind - our ability to look inward and recognize the self that often remains hidden. When we truly listen, we may discover a voice different from the one the world assigns us - a voice that is tender, questioning, resilient, and free. Where East Wind Whispers is born from that inward listening.
It gathers memories of sea winds and village ponds, of migration and return, of love and longing, of faith and doubt. It is a conversation between the child who listened outside her father's study and the woman who now writes her own lines. If, within these pages, you pause and hear your own inner wind whispering - then this book has fulfilled its purpose.
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