Some thoughts are too personal to be spoken. Some feelings find their way onto paper. And sometimes, a book is simply a collection of things we never quite knew how to say.
Welcome to my little corner of writing.
Over the years, poetry has been my way of making sense of things that ordinary conversations often cannot capture. What began as scattered thoughts, unfinished sentences, and fleeting emotions eventually made it into books.
I have written about different shades of life, love, longing, identity, and everything that exists somewhere between what we feel and what we express.
Here are my two published collections. Each has its own story, its own voice, and perhaps a little piece of me.
- Letters to Her
An intimate collection of love, longing and everything left unsaid.
Who is Her? A person, a memory, a muse, or perhaps a feeling that never quite left?
Some letters are never sent. Some conversations never happen. And some people continue to exist in our lives long after their presence has become a memory.
Letters to Her is an intimate collection of poetry exploring the many dimensions of love, longing, affection, absence and the quiet ache of remembering. Through letters, fragments and reflections, the book explores the emotions that often resist explanation.
But who is ‘Her’?
Is she someone you once loved, someone you still remember, someone you hope to find, or perhaps an idea of love that you have carried within yourself?
The book does not attempt to answer that question. Instead, it leaves room for you to find your own meaning in its words.
Written for anyone who has loved deeply, lost quietly, hoped endlessly or found themselves holding on to something they could never quite explain.
Perhaps, somewhere between these pages, you might find a letter you always wanted to write, or one you always wished to receive.
2. The Unadvised Writings
A collection of thoughts, emotions, and everything in between.
My first solo book, The Unadvised Writings, is a collection of poems that brings together different themes, perspectives, and emotions. Written at different moments and shaped by different experiences, these writings are an attempt to put into words the thoughts that often remain unspoken.
It is a little unconventional, sometimes reflective, sometimes emotional, and occasionally just a thought that needed somewhere to belong.
Perhaps the beauty of writing lies not in always having something profound to say but in having the courage to say something honestly.
If you enjoy poetry that moves between different subjects and moods, this collection might find a place on your bookshelf.
