Empty Canvas Talks: Every Word, a Colour You Can't See Rakesh Mondal, 20, is not just a poet—he is a feeler of silences, a painter of words. With 7+ anthologies already published, his voice has become a quiet companion to many hearts seeking solace in the spaces between spoken thoughts. This book is his most personal canvas yet—a place where emotions, unspoken thoughts, and life's raw truths breathe freely. Through four intimate chapters—Sannata (Silence), Pal (Moments), Jazbaat (Emotions), and Roshni (Hope)—Mondal invites readers into a world where every pause holds meaning and every word carries the weight of unexpressed feelings. Empty Canvas Talks is more than a poetry collection; it's a gentle conversation with the reader's soul. Each verse serves as a mirror, reflecting the quiet struggles, hidden joys, and profound realizations that shape our inner landscapes. The poems explore the art of listening to emptiness, finding beauty in vacant spaces, and discovering that sometimes the most powerful conversations happen in silence. This isn't just a journey through words—it's you, it's me, it's all of us in those moments we could never quite express to anyone. Every emotion, every silence within these pages searches for its own light. If somewhere, some line touches your heart, know that the purpose has been fulfilled. "Learn to talk to yourself, not the world—light always comes from within." A collection for those who find poetry in pauses, meaning in minimalism, and hope in the spaces between heartbeats