The Edge of Listening is a lyrical and meditative poetry collection by Indian poet Debashis Dey, exploring the quiet terrain of silence, longing, memory, grief, and spiritual return. These are poems that don't shout to be heard—they invite you to pause, reflect, and listen deeply.

From the memory of a broken green bangle to the hush of dusk and the voice of a river, Dey’s poems move through the stillness of life’s most intimate moments. Divided into thematic chapters such as What the Wind Remembers, Nocturne of the Forgotten, and Before the Light Returns, the book reads like a quiet pilgrimage through the emotional and spiritual self.

The collection features minimalist ink-style illustrations, most created by the author himself, enhancing the atmosphere of each chapter.

Why You’ll Love This Book:
• For readers of spiritual and contemplative poetry like Rilke, Tagore, and Mary Oliver
• Ideal for those who appreciate lyrical writing, emotional depth, and themes of solitude and healing
• Includes original black-and-white illustrations that mirror the tone of the poems
• Adapted into an audiobook (available on Audible, Spotify, Kobo, Google Play, and more)
• Select poems have also been set to original music, streaming now on Spotify