Sitting across a café table, the gentle hiss of the espresso machine in the background, I find myself thinking about how some books don’t just occupy a shelf—they quietly occupy a part of your mind. Reminiscent Reticence by Dr. Infini Lionne is one of those rare companions. From the moment I opened it, there was a hush, a subtle invitation to step inside the spaces we often avoid: the quiet corners of memory, the unspoken emotions, the private musings we rarely voice aloud. I

There's a certain allure to poetry that speaks to the soul, invoking emotions that prose sometimes cannot. In "Seasons of Love," Dr Mohan...