Fallen Flowers Whisper
Fallen Flowers Whisper is a lyrical memoir, tracing the tender ache of longing, homecoming, and rediscovery. Through poetic reflection and deeply personal storytelling, Amarnath brings the reader into a world shaped by time, distance, and the beauty of remembering.
Amarnath
Amarnath, the beloved elder son of Sri Vanidas Elayavoor and Smt. Yashoda Vanidas, was born into a family blessed with the grace of words—a legacy he now shares through his writing. Known fondly as ‘Mani’ in his native village, he spent over thirty years abroad, carrying with him the soft ache of displacement and yearning.
After decades away, he returned home—rooting himself once more in the soil of memory. It was here that Fallen Flowers Whisper was born, an outpouring of reflection, longing, and poetic insight.
He is also the author of:
Manichitrathaalukal (Malayalam)
Rithubhedangalile Mridu Marmmarangal (The Gentle Whispers of Changing Seasons)
Amarnath lives with his life partner, Mrs. Shanthi Amarnath, and their three sons—Vyshakh, Vivek, and Vybhav—who remain his pride and joy.
Publisher:
Bluerose Publishers Pvt. Ltd.
Publication date
2 June 2025
Pages:
149 pages
Fallen Flowers Whisper
Fallen Flowers Whisper is not just a memoir—it’s an invitation to remember, to feel, and to reconnect with the forgotten corners of our lives.
Through stories steeped in emotion, the book explores:
The quiet beauty of ordinary moments
The unspoken grief of leaving and the grace of return
The symbolic power of a single flower to stir decades of memory
Set between the dusty trails of childhood and the corridors of exile, the book echoes with nostalgia, language, longing, and love. Each chapter unfolds like a petal—fragile, fragrant, and forever.
At its core, this is a story of home.
For anyone who’s ever left and looked back.
For those who carry yesterday in their today.
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Amarnath welcomes heartfelt conversations from readers who find a piece of themselves within his pages.