My Twenty-Six is a collection of contemporary poems written during a year shaped by burnout, emotional fatigue, and quiet endurance. Through restrained and reflective verse, the poems capture moments of confusion, resistance, comfort, and the choice to stay present when clarity feels absent.
The collection explores themes of work, identity, rest, and survival without offering easy resolutions or prescribed healing. Honest and understated, My Twenty-Six serves as a record of a year that asked too much — and of living through it anyway.
