Shabeen Bin Ahamed DN

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The Resonance of the Past is a powerful collection of 34 poems that brings history to life through storytelling and emotion. Written in free verse, this book explores important events, empires, and people from different parts of the world—like the Roman legions, the Mongol invasions, the rise of the Ottoman Empire, and the pain of colonized India. It also reflects on lesser-known voices, giving space to the forgotten stories of the past. Each poem takes the reader on a journey through time, capturing the feelings of warriors, kings, common people, and nations. The book shows how history is not just about dates and facts, but about real people who lived, fought, dreamed, and suffered. It helps us see how the past still affects who we are today. This is not a textbook or a formal history book. Instead, it uses poetry to connect with the heart. It mixes facts with imagination to help readers feel the emotions behind historical events. The poems speak of courage, pain, betrayal, resistance, and unity. The Resonance of the Past is written for anyone who wants to understand history in a new, meaningful way. It asks readers to listen to the voices of the past and think deeply about the present. It is a book of remembrance, reflection, and hope.