CHAKRAVYUH

Chakravyuh: Fetters of Hunch and Benevolence is a poetry collection structured in seven thematic rings, tracing an inward labyrinth shaped not by violence but by care, foresight, and ethical hesitation. Moving from unease and courtesy to numbness and quiet endurance, the poems examine how benevolence can become confinement and intuition can harden into fear. Using restrained, image-driven verse, the collection draws on everyday motifs—roads, light, watches, roots, chairs, tides—to explore what persists when escape is not promised. Rather than offering resolution, Chakravyuh remains attentive to continuity, asking what stays, what repeats, and what remains unwitnessed.