This collection of one hundred poems, composed between 1986 and 1996 by Mamazzad Ahmed Choudhury (Babu), offers readers a lyrical journey through ten years of reflection, experience, and imagination. The poems move between the personal and the universal, balancing memory with vision, and intimacy with vastness.

Emerging from a confluence of heritage, memory, and imagination, Choudhury’s poetic voice resonates with echoes of Sufi spirituality, Bengali romanticism, and modernist reflection, while maintaining a unique individuality. His verses draw on images of nature, meditations on belonging, moments of loss, and glimpses of transcendence, offering both vulnerability and strength, quiet introspection and luminous clarity.

This is more than a book of poetry. It is a cultural document that records the emotional landscapes of its time while opening a timeless space for the reader. Each poem invites reflection, empathy, and resonance, allowing thought and feeling to meet within the intimate world of verse.

Available in paperback and eBook editions, the collection speaks to readers across generations who seek depth, beauty, and meaning in the art of poetry.