Engr. Dr. Wajeeha Qamar stands as a distinguished academic, a thoughtful mentor, and a guiding light for many young minds. As the Head of the Civil Engineering Department at NFC IEFR Faisalabad, she has spent years shaping not only the technical abilities of her students but also their sense of discipline, reflection, and emotional maturity. Her work often blends intellectual depth with human understanding, allowing her to approach every subject with both precision and compassion. In this collection, her voice carries the same strength-calm, insightful, and deeply aware of the emotional architecture behind human experience.
Engr. Muhammad Saqib Faraz, a young author and civil engineer from Muzaffargarh, brings a different yet complementary tone to these pages. His writing is born from contemplation, struggle, and a genuine desire to understand the human heart. While engineering may shape his professional life, it is philosophy, ethics, and emotional reflection that shape his inner world. His belief that character is the true identity of a person flows through his poetry, giving each verse honesty, vulnerability, and sincerity. With The Poetry of Pain, he steps further into the realm of emotional literature, sharing the quiet wounds and silent strengths that define the journey of a sensitive soul.
Together, the authors create a space where emotion is not hidden, pain is not denied, and reflection becomes a form of healing.
The Poetry of Pain is a book that explores the inner storms we often carry in silence. It gives voice to heartbreak, loneliness, betrayal, longing, and the quiet endurance that lies beneath all human suffering. These poems do not merely describe pain-they interpret it, question it, and sometimes even embrace it as a companion that shapes growth and wisdom.
In this collection, pain is presented not as an enemy but as a teacher. The verses show how sorrow deepens understanding, how disappointment shapes clarity, and how emotional wounds carve spaces where light can enter. The poetry moves through different moods: sometimes soft, sometimes sharp; sometimes reflective, sometimes raw. Each piece captures a moment of truth, a fragment of memory, or an echo of an unspoken feeling.
The authors offer more than sadness-they offer insight. Their words guide the reader toward recognizing the strength hidden behind brokenness and the meaning that emerges when a person chooses to reflect rather than collapse under hardship. This book is for anyone who has been hurt, anyone who has searched for themselves in moments of darkness, and anyone who has tried to make sense of emotions that refuse to be explained in ordinary language.
The Poetry of Pain is not simply read; it is felt. It invites readers to slow down, breathe, and enter the quiet rooms of their own hearts. It is an emotional mirror where one can recognize past wounds, hidden fears, and the resilience that quietly grows behind every struggle. Its purpose is not to decorate suffering with fancy words, but to show that even the heaviest emotions can carry lessons, beauty, and transformation.
Through their combined voices, the authors remind us that pain shapes us, teaches us, and ultimately strengthens us. This book stands as a companion for those who live deeply, feel sincerely, and rise quietly after falling.