A Thousand Words, None for Me

A Thousand Words, None for Me is a collection of self-composed lines and verses written when silence became unbearable and words were the only way through. Composed in quiet nights, heavy moments, and strong characters, these pieces trace loss, anxiety, regret, love, anger, and the spaces in between. These pages do not tell a single story. They preserve not events, but feelings, offering the reader space to find fragments of themselves between the lines. Some lines are confessions, others disguises, but all of them are honest. This book does not ask to be understood. It asks only to be felt.