The Algebra of Scars

This collection unfolds as a layered cartography of a restless, wounded, fiercely self-aware mind. The poet interrogates existence—placing love beside entropy, memory beside rebellion, and identity against rigid social architectures. Scientific metaphors collide with myth, history breathes through intimacy, and the personal expands into the universal. What emerges is not a linear narrative but a process of becoming—where failure turns alchemical, grief becomes inheritance, and defiance forms truth. These poems resist comfort, demanding reflection and confronting ambiguity, fluidity, and authenticity’s cost. This is a work that does not resolve—it transforms.