From what is left of Love: Love Poems: Poems

From What Is Left of Love: Love Poems is a collection of intimate, confessional poetry written in the aftermath of a deeply formative relationship. Blending lyric reflection with journal-like immediacy, the book moves through memory, longing, rupture, and spiritual meaning-making, tracing how love persists even after separation.These poems do not attempt to distance themselves from experience; instead, they remain close to it-capturing the mind as it tries to understand what has happened while still living inside its emotional echo. Moments of tenderness, grief, obsession, and clarity unfold alongside recurring images of light, Eden, fire, and memory, forming a personal mythology of love and loss.At its core, this is a work about preservation: the attempt to hold onto what felt real, overwhelming, and transformative before it could dissolve into ordinary forgetting. It is both a record of healing and a meditation on how love reshapes perception, identity, and meaning over time.This collection invites readers into an unfiltered emotional landscape where love is not resolved, but remembered-again and again-until it becomes something like language itself.

Pagina's: 48, Paperback, Tree of Life Literary Works