“A False Sky” is a deeply introspective collection of seventy-five poems that shimmer with vulnerability and quiet rebellion. Dr. Balesh Jindal offers verse that is at once tender and unflinching — a lyrical meditation on love, loss, disillusionment, and the search for self beneath the layers of illusion. These are poems that unfurl like whispered thoughts — fleeting as fireflies, yet sharp as glass. They do not follow rules, nor do they seek to impress. Instead, they reflect the untamed nature of emotion itself — raw, reflective, and resonant. In this collection, the sky becomes a powerful metaphor — for beauty that deceives, for truths we hope for but cannot hold. The poems speak of relationships that fracture, wounds that resist healing, and the quiet strength that comes from gathering one’s brokenness and rising again — golden-scarred, like kintsugi. “A False Sky” is for anyone who has wandered through the wilderness of love, betrayal, longing, and memory. A quiet companion for those who have learned to live with questions, and still dare to hope.