A Voice for the Unspoken
The anthology gives life to emotions often hidden, unexpressed, or suppressed due to societal, cultural, or religious pressures.
Indian Classical & Modern Blend
Bharat combines Indian classical literary elements with contemporary poetic expression, creating a unique voice for modern readers.
Universal Themes of Love & Hope
The poems resonate with anyone experiencing unrequited love, societal challenges, or personal struggles, offering both empathy and understanding.
A Rich Emotional Experience
From joy to longing, despair to hope, this collection explores the full spectrum of human emotion, leaving readers reflective and inspired.
About the Book
Unvoiced Love Seeks Affection
An anthology of heartfelt poetry exploring love, emotion, and societal boundaries.
This debut poetry collection captures the journey of individuals living in one-sided love and navigating the complexities of lopsided emotional bonds. The poems explore the delicate balance between personal feelings and societal expectations, reflecting the inner struggles of those who cannot express love due to religion, cultural pressures, or gender norms.
Within these pages, readers will find:
Raw Emotions: Personal reflections on suppressed feelings, longing, and vulnerability.
Cultural and Literary Influences: Indian classical references woven seamlessly with modern poetic style.
Universal Themes: Love, hope, criticism, and courage—capturing the experience of anyone whose voice remains unheard.
Diverse Poetic Forms: Poems of varying lengths and structures, each conveying unique emotions and stories.
Unvoiced Love Seeks Affection is a celebration of pure love, emotional resilience, and hope, resonating with readers across boundaries and experiences.
About the Author
Bharat Jangid
Bharat Jangid is a student of B.A. (Prog) English + Linguistics at Delhi University. Inspired by 17th-century literature, the Romantic era, and Victorian classics, Bharat draws influence from literary greats like Charlotte Brontë, Alfred Lord Tennyson, and Robert Browning.
At the same time, he is deeply connected to Indian classical literature, finding inspiration in authors like Mulk Raj Anand, Rabindranath Tagore, and Aurobindo Ghosh, and poets like Sarojini Naidu, whose works he has extensively studied and reflected upon.
In his writing, Bharat skillfully blends Indian classical elements with contemporary poetic expression. His references, such as Rati Kanta—a nod to Kamadeva, the god of love in Indian mythology—demonstrate his dedication to cultural roots while exploring universal human emotions.
Bharat is actively working to promote Indian classical literature, ensuring its relevance and resonance for today’s readers, while expressing timeless themes of love, hope, and the human experience.
