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"In the darkest nights" arises from the aspirations of a tired lonely and wild heart in a lofty quest for freedom. Words mingle out from the hazy wet windowpanes of an East London drizzle to the ghettos of old Calcutta streets. Hollowed cheeks of the street urchins, the naked sleeping babies of the forlorn deserted streets torment yet love finds a way out into the darkest nights. Kaustubh's strong metaphors and subtle pain captures love death cosmic inevitability and the points of no return in the most dramatic closures. This work of words will free the dreams amidst misery and leave you wanting for more.