काली स्याही — poems of love, longing, and an unguarded mind
A Hindi poetry collection drawn from love, longing, family, country, and God — rough at the edges, and stubbornly hopeful.
Poet • Businessman • Artist of the Everyday
Yogank Sharma is a face that could vanish in a crowd — an ordinary life carried with extraordinary feeling. By profession he is a businessman. In private he is an artist, with time already spent on the stage and at the page.
Kaali Syaahi is his second book. The first, written in English, was Venerian Moon: Love and Longing in San Francisco. Years across Indian cities, and stretches in America and London, opened a wider way of seeing the lives around him.
Even inside an ordinary life he stays ready for what is new and strange, and that hunger has left him memories that surface in the writing. Look closely at the faces nearby. More than one Yogank Sharma may be hiding in the crowd.
Kaali Syaahi (काली स्याही) is a Hindi poetry collection born from the intense churning of a conscious mind and the emotions that sit deepest. The poems turn toward love, longing, family, country, society, and God.
Written across different cities, countries, and states of being, they carry a particular essence of self-discovery and a clear-eyed disillusionment. The voice does not polish itself into certainty.
Like any honest piece of writing, the book is a little rough at the edges. It often lives in the pocket of uncertainty, anger, exhaustion, and a stubborn hope that refuses to leave.
For readers drawn to introspective themes, Kaali Syaahi offers what it can most truly give: personal, unguarded honesty — the dark ink of a life looked at without disguise.
Honesty lives in the pocket of uncertainty.
Between anger and hope, a poem keeps its ink.
Look closely — the crowd hides more than one life.
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