Raahgir Hoon Main: Phir Bhi Ishq Zaroori Tha

“Raahgir Hoon Main – Phir Bhi Ishq Zaroori Tha” is not just a collection of poems—it is the silent cry of a wandering soul tracing its way through love loss longing and healing. Each verse in this book walks barefoot through emotional landscapes—some burning with memory some cold with distance but all deeply human. Written in Hindi these poems sketch an inner journey where the poet doesn’t seek destinations but questions: “Why does love still ache when the journey never promised arrival?” From lonely alleys of self-discovery to the tender chaos of longing each page carries a fingerprint of vulnerability. Accompanied by hand-drawn sketches the book becomes a lyrical dialogue between silence and words between departure and desire. For those who have ever loved and lost hoped and hurt wandered and waited—these poems are not just readable they are livable. This is not a book you finish. It is a book that finishes something in you. A.S. Abhishek (Abhiraj Singh) was born in Prayagraj Uttar Pradesh. A rebel in school and a poet in spirit he began his literary journey in Class 11 with his first poem Yaadein. With time mischief turned into metaphors and restlessness into rhythm. He went on to win awards at school and state level literary events and even earned a gold medal in chemistry. His most recognized poem Avni Vyatha stunned literary judges in Lucknow who couldn’t believe it was written by a school student. Since then poetry became not just an expression but a purpose. He tried writing a novel but embraced poetry as his true path. Currently based in Kota Rajasthan preparing for medical entrance exams Abhishek continues to write heartfelt poetry alongside the pressures of science. Despite loving philosophy and literature deeply he chooses medicine to sustain life not just for himself but for his family. He says “Ghar chalaney ko khoon jalaane padte hain Sirf shayari se ghar nahi chalta.” His verses reflect a soul torn between duty and desire — making him not just a poet but a raahgir of emotions.