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    The Murmurs of the Night
    The Murmurs of the Night
    The Murmurs of the Night
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    The Murmurs of the Night

    By Pranav M Sreejith and Nandini Gupta

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    It is an initiative anthology which is providing platform to the writers whose inks are efforting to explore, by publishing their write-ups. Everyone is going to feel every word jotted down by our authors because all knows that their writings are not just a meaningless abyss but flashes a glimpse of life . Allow us to take you on a journey of magical proses and poems , into a world of realism written by different writers. You will definitely get touched by their alchemy. Get ready to travel! The new orbits of writing will awaken your soul ! The magic of a writer's pen swiped on his dairy, fills all the pages of this book.

    The Murmurs of the Night is a compilation of works from writers all arround the globe . Every flip is worth it as every few pages capture the very spirits of our co - authors .

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherpoetshala
    Release dateJul 1, 2020
    ISBN9781005193058
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      Book preview

      The Murmurs of the Night - Pranav M Sreejith

      Complied by :

      Pranav M Sreejith

      Nandini Gupta

      DISCLAIMER

      This Anthology is a work of fiction.

      I, the compiler have tried my best to edit and curate the content of the co-authors, and ensure it is free of plagiarism.

      All the Quotes and Articles in this book are unique.

      ––––––––

      In case of any plagiarism detected, neither the compiler, nor the publishers are responsible. Co - authors will be solely responsible for their own content.

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

      The making of this Anthology would not have been possible without the co-authors. A gratitude towards all who have worked hard and have made effort for this book to be a success and assisted in making this book better.

      We are thankful to our co- authors, without whom this project would not be possible.

      Above all, the hearty thanks to our parents, family and friends for supporting us throughout this project. Lastly, we thank the almighty for giving us this opportunity and strength to complete it successfully.

      Compiler : Pranav M Sreejith

      Co - Compiler : Nandini Gupta

      Co - Authors:

      Abhimanyu Arya

      Abhishek Kumar

      Afreen Sayyed

      Aman Singh Sandhu

      Ankush Bajaj

      Ananya Mohanty

      Ansiach Sianch

      Arijit Roy

      Arshi Fatima

      Arshitha.V

      Arundhathy Aren

      Charu Prabha

      Jitender Ahuja

      Karishma Bisht

      Kalpita Raghu Gaonkar

      Khushi

      Manash Pratim Bhatta

      Mohini Awasthi

      Mokshyaprada Yogeswar Krishna

      Neville Kumar

      Niharika Honhaga

      Noyonikaa Soni

      Palak chawla

      Parkhi Mishra

      Pragya Yadav

      Pratham Agrawal

      Pratiksha Sharon Trow

      Prvind Panday

      Rahul Nayak

      Rohan Maheshwari

      Ronak Makwana

      Sachin Chauhan

      Sagarika Saha

      Sahil Khurana

      Salyali Das

      Shaikh Abdul Wasee

      Srishti Sharma

      Sumit Samant

      Sweta Panda

      Tanya Lawrence

      Tushar Sharma

      Pranav M Sreejith

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      Hey!, This is Pranav M Sreejith a writer in his early twenties, an engineering student born and bought up in Kannur, Kerala. Writing has been an escape from reality for him and has been doing it since a couple of years, for him the journey began when he was in high school, started from scribbling his anger down on a piece of paper and a couple of years later typing them down on a social platform under the handle @inkeddialect. An year from that day he is now published in over twenty books across the world.

      My Heartaches song

      Time stops

      The world ignited

      Sparks flare from where our fingers touch

      My heart beats out of sync with my mind

      How could all of this have started?

      Will the ending be something that I find?

      You’re so wonderful

      You blaze like the sun

      But I’m a shadow,

      just another no one.

      So tell me, before I butcher our chances

      If there’s anything here at all

      If there’s any second glances

      Cause part of me wants all my hope to be true

      But my hope steers wrong so much

      And I am hopelessly in love with you

      I answer like a sailor to your siren call

      Do you wonder what’s the reason?

      Do you even care at all?

      I’m a wolf caught in your moonlight

      Howling out your name

      Do you shine more just for me

      Or is your glow always the same?

      Cause you’re so freaking wonderful

      For me you’re the whole galaxy

      You shine far brighter than the sun

      And what could I ever bring for you

      To be worth even talking to....

      I’m just a no one

      I’m just a wisp

      I am nothing that I know you’d ever miss

      So why do I want to try?

      And... you’ll never see this poem that I wrote for you

      All full of longing pretty words

      Cause what would they even do?

      You would pity me for speaking my mind

      After all someone like me isn’t hard to find.

      I’m a shadow,

      Just another no one

      I shy away from your light

      Hide in my words just to feel alright

      When all I want to feel is your arms around me tight

      But I’m rambling and shambling

      This has gone on too long

      For one stupid poem

      For my heartache’s song

      The murmurs

      He has a bookshelf for a heart,

      And ink runs through his veins,

      he’ll write you into his story,

      With the typewriter in his brain,

      His bookshelf’s getting crowded,

      With all the stories that he’s penned,

      Of the people who flicked through his pages,

      But closed the book before the end,

      And there’s one pushed to the very back,

      That sits collecting dust,

      With its title in his finest writing,

      The murmurs of the night,

      There’s books he’s scared to open,

      And books he doesn’t close,

      Stories of every person he’s met,

      Stretched out in endless rows,

      Some people have only a sentence,

      While others once held the main part,

      Thousands of inky footprints,

      That they’ve left across his heart,

      You might wonder why he does this,

      Why wrote of people he once knew?

      But he hopes one day he’ll mean enough,

      For someone to write about him too

      Abhimanyu Arya

      8900282C-5216-4DD6-AE8E-8C0EE8A78A15 - Abhimanyu Arya

      Law Student from Manipal University ,

      I’m an avid reader, photographer, writer, traveller & polyglot.

      Email : abarya99@gmail.com

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