Forsaken Nightingale is a haunting journey through love, loss, and the echoes that refuse to die.
Written by poet Momin Mohammed Asrar — known as “The Dark Soul” — this collection explores the five phases of love: its bloom, its fire, its wilt, its fall, and its ash.

Each poem is a world carved from silence.
Each page carries the weight of a heart learning how to break.

At the centre of this book lives a Nightingale and a Sakura tree — two beings destined to meet, destined to change, and destined to drift apart. Their story unfolds in atmospheric imagery, melancholic rhythms, and emotional honesty that lingers long after the page is turned.

Forsaken Nightingale is not about happy endings.
It is about the courage to feel, the ache of remembering, and the quiet strength that rises from heartbreak’s ruins.

If you’ve ever loved deeply, lost quietly, or carried an unfinished story inside your ribs—these poems will find you.