The Garden of Forgotten Days is a journey into the fragile beauty of childhood and the stark truths of growing up. Through twenty-five poems written in a voice rich with metaphors and deep reflection, this collection captures the contrast between the innocence of youth and the complexities of adulthood.From the laughter of childhood that once felt eternal, to the silence of adulthood where smiles are masks, the poems unravel the realities of family, society, and self-discovery. They explore broken bonds, the weight of expectations, hidden sorrows, and the longing to return to a time when life was simple — when love was enough, and happiness bloomed in the smallest things.Written in a lyrical, Tagore-inspired style, The Garden of Forgotten Days is not just poetry, but a mirror held to every reader’s own memories and truths. It speaks to those who have felt nostalgia tug at their hearts, who have questioned the path society laid for them, and who have quietly wished to be a child again, untouched by envy, politics, or fear.This collection will resonate deeply with dreamers, thinkers, and anyone who still carries within them the echo of their forgotten days.