My Dear Nothing: Letters to the Silence We Leave Behind

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About The Book :

What if the hardest goodbye wasn’t to a person… but to everything they left behind?

Some people leave. Some memories don’t.

My Dear Nothing is a collection of deeply intimate poems written to Nothing—to the silence after love, the words that were never spoken, the memories that refused to fade, and the version of ourselves we lost while trying to hold on.

But who is Nothing?

A person?
A memory?
A feeling?
Or someone you’ll recognize only when you reach the last page?

Without giving you the answer, this book invites you into a journey through love, heartbreak, longing, healing, and the quiet art of letting go. Every poem feels like a letter you never had the courage to send.

If you’ve ever loved someone who became a stranger, searched for closure that never came, or tried to find peace in the middle of absence, these pages will feel like they were written for you.

You won’t just read these poems.

You’ll find pieces of yourself between them.

Because sometimes “Nothing” leaves behind everything.

About The Author :

*Tushar Halder* is a writer who finds meaning in the emotions that are often difficult to put into
words.
His writing is deeply rooted in love, loss, silence, memory, healing, and the quiet transformation
that happens when we are forced to let go of something we once thought we could never live
without.
For Tushar, writing is not simply about telling a story. It is about giving a voice to the feelings that
remain unspoken—the conversations that never happened, the goodbyes that never felt
complete, and the memories that stay long after people leave.
*My Dear Nothing* is a reflection of that journey.
Written as a collection of intimate poetic reflections, the book explores what happens after love
ends: the silence that follows, the weight of memories, the struggle to let go, and, eventually, the
discovery of oneself again.
Through simple words and deeply personal emotions, Tushar writes about the kind of heartbreak
that does not always have a dramatic ending. Sometimes, people simply grow apart. Sometimes,
there is no final conversation. Sometimes, closure is something we have to create for ourselves.
His writing does not romanticize pain. Instead, it tries to understand it.
At the heart of his work is a belief that even the deepest wounds can become places of growth,
and that losing someone does not always mean losing yourself.
*My Dear Nothing* is his attempt to turn those feelings into pages—not to hold on to the past, but
to finally make peace with it.
This book is for anyone who has loved quietly, lost deeply, waited too long, or found themselves
again after believing they were lost.
And perhaps, most importantly,
it is for those who are still learning how to say goodbye—
without forgetting how to live