tapestry of poetic brilliance unfolds - sixteen solitary stanzas entwined with seven lyrical sagas. These verses, like tendrils of ivy, reach deep into the heart of environmental consciousness, weaving a narrative of the precarious dance between mankind and Mother Nature. With reverence, the poet plucks from the rich mythological trove the term 'Tangsing,' imbued with rhetorical elegance from the epic tome 'Tangsing-Takma-Mundhum,' a cherished volume among the six treasures amassed, translated, and curated by the legendary Bairagi Kainla. 'Mundhum,' a timeless epic tradition cherished by the Limbu society, finds its resonance in Tangsing, symbolizing a three-day ritual that seeks empowerment, a beacon of hope during dire times. Within the pages of this anthology, Rajaa's words are not mere verses; they are beacons, guiding readers through the labyrinth of environmental crisis, the labyrinthine corridors of ecological quandaries, the tumultuous landscapes of climate change, and the grim vistas of environmental degradation. With a deft stroke of his poetic quill, the poet beckons readers to partake in the ethereal dance of nature's urgency, an invitation to witness the world's ecological heartbeat in all its aesthetic splendor. Notably, Rajaa's eco-poetic masterpiece, 'Tale of a Numb Planet,' has transcended the pages of this anthology to become a cornerstone of enlightenment. It has been enshrined as a reference material within the hallowed halls of the Climate Change curriculum at The Copenhagen Business School, Hillerad Department, Denmark, where it illuminates minds and stirs hearts to action