"Fierce, intimate, and myth-soaked, Samudra’s poems arrive like whispers with teeth. From modern betrayals to ancient goddesses reimagined, this collection is a tapestry of silence, power, and self-rescue. In language both luminous and unflinching, she crafts women who do not beg to be heard—they rise, they burn, they endure. Not All Who Stay, Belong is not a debut—it is a reckoning."