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I Still Blame Spring

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For the season that made falling in love feel so beautiful, and for everything that came after.

I Still Blame Spring by Baban Chahal is a collection of poetry and prose about the kind of love that begins quietly and stays long after it has nowhere to go. It is about falling for someone before you even realise you are falling, the small moments that become memories, the words that remain unspoken, and the strange ache of loving someone who was never truly yours.

Through seasons of hope, longing, heartbreak and reflection, these pages follow the many faces of one-sided love. But this book is not only about losing someone. It is about everything that remains after them: the places that still feel familiar, the songs that suddenly mean something, and the parts of yourself that quietly changed because you loved.

Key Highlights Inside:

  • Poetry & Prose: Short, heartfelt pieces that are easy to read in one sitting and easy to return to.

  • One-Sided Love: The excitement, the hope, the silence and the healing, told season by season.

  • A Thoughtful Gift: A soft, beautifully designed paperback for anyone who has loved quietly.

Perhaps, somewhere between these pages, you may find a memory you thought belonged only to you. Add I Still Blame Spring to your collection today!

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Publisher
Notion Press
Language
English
Paperback
108 pages (may vary)
ISBN-13
9798906435507
Publication Date
2026

Baban Chahal

Baban Chahal is a poet and writer whose work explores love, longing, silence, memory, and the emotions that often remain unspoken. Born in Punjab, India, Baban began writing from a desire to put feelings into words, especially the ones that are difficult to say aloud. His writing often finds beauty in ordinary moments and turns personal emotions into something readers can recognise as their own. He is the author of Almost, But Never Mine, a poetry collection about unrequited love, and I Still Blame Spring, a collection of poetry and prose that explores the many quiet stages of falling for someone, loving them from a distance, and living with the memories they leave behind. For Baban, writing is less about having all the answers and more about giving a voice to the feelings we usually keep to ourselves.
About the author Baban Chahal
Poet and writer from Punjab, India

Baban Chahal is a poet and writer whose work explores love, longing, silence, memory, and the emotions that often remain unspoken. Born in Punjab, India, Baban began writing from a desire to put feelings into words, especially the ones that are difficult to say aloud. His writing often finds beauty in ordinary moments and turns...