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What is this book? A manual for folding thought into origami and setting it on fire. A collection of poems where armadillos attend conferences and spoons hold grudges. A collapsing thought experiment, disguised as a poetry collection, disguised as a joke, disguised as sincerity. Only Don't Know follows a mysterious mathematical sequence no one understands (but everyone respects). Each poem is a small rebellion against logic, narrative, and polite grammar. You may laugh. You may question your sanity. You may try to explain it to a friend and fail completely. This book doesn't want to be read. It wants to be misinterpreted. Open it anywhere. Just don't expect it to stay there.

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Sanchita Shekhar is a poet, researcher, and occasional sentient being. She writes things that sound like jokes but aren't, and things that sound serious but absolutely are not. Her work explores themes like language, collapse, and the suspicious behavior of spoons. She believes meaning is a loophole, not a destination. Most of her thoughts arrive wearing disguises-some as riddles, others as misbehaving birds. She once held a seminar on the philosophy of armchairs. No one attended, but the chairs learned a lot. This is her first poetry collection. It's not meant to be understood. It's meant to echo. Preferably in a room with no corners.

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