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About The Book

What if the love you felt had no name? What if the pain you carried had no voice? What if your silence… was poetry?
Khayal is more than a book. It is a diary written with tears, heartbreak, and the kind of love that refuses to fade. It travels through the deepest parts of a human soul — from the first spark of attraction to the final freedom of letting go.
In this collection, you will find 18 emotional stages — not just of love, but of life. From unsaid emotions to worship, from denial to madness, from depression to acceptance — each poem is a chapter in a story you may have lived, but never had the courage to tell.
Here, words are not just words. They are echoes. They are memories. They are questions you wanted to ask but never could. Khayal is for those who stayed quiet. For those who cried behind closed doors. For those who never got the closure they deserved.
With a mix of Hindi, Urdu, and English, this book becomes a language of healing. It’s honest. It’s emotional. And it’s unapologetically human.
If you’ve ever loved someone silently, or broken quietly, Khayal will remind you that your feelings matter, your journey is valid, and your story is worth being heard.
Because sometimes, a little “khayal” is all we need.

About The Author

Sufiyan Khan is not just a poet — he is a soul observer, a feeler, and a voice for the silent hearts of this generation. At just 18 years old, Sufiyan carries the emotional depth of someone who has loved deeply, lost silently, and learned to live with the echoes. His poetry isn’t bound by language; it flows through Hindi, Urdu, and English, creating a rhythm that resonates with anyone who has ever felt too much.
He began writing not to impress, but to express. What started as small scribbles and late-night thoughts transformed into Khayal — his first full-length collection of poetic reflection. In this book, Sufiyan explores everything from the pain of unspoken love to the silent rage of societal expectations. His themes include love, heartbreak, emotional strength, societal injustice, trauma, and healing — especially through the lens of youth and empathy.
Sufiyan believes that poetry is not a hobby but a language — a way of breathing for those who carry wounds the world can’t see. His Instagram handle, @safar_e_khayal02, has become a digital diary, where he shares short poetic reflections that touch thousands of hearts.
He writes not for applause, but for understanding. Not for fame, but to remind someone, somewhere, that feeling deeply is a gift, not a weakness. With Khayal, Sufiyan invites you into his world — where words heal, where silence speaks, and where even the most broken parts of us find poetry