Where The Leaves Fall: Reflections on Melancholy, Despondency, and Despair

Where the Leaves Fall is a contemplative journey through poetry and prose, weaving reflections on sorrow, pain, impermanence, renewal, and the quiet revelations of everyday life. Blending lyrical verse with philosophical insight, Sudhir invites readers to pause, listen, and discover meaning in the subtle movements of nature and the inner world.
Structured around the turning of the seasons, each chapter embodies the ethos of spring, summer, autumn, and winter — offering meditations on growth, abundance, release, and stillness. The seasonal rhythm guides the reader through the ebb and flow of existence, reminding us that beneath the ache lies the quiet power to transform.
This is not merely a book of poems—it is a meditation on endurance and renewal, where each page opens a space for silence, sorrow, and joy to coexist. With minimalist imagery and resonant words, Where the Leaves Fall becomes both mirror and companion, guiding readers toward a deeper awareness of the cycles that shape us all.