Remedy for soul: A collection of paradoxical muses

There are books made of words, and then there are books made of silences-of moments that slipped through the cracks, of feelings that never found a voice until now.

This poetry collection is a journey through the hidden corridors of the soul-where love doesn't always heal, and loss doesn't always break clean. These poems speak of longing, identity, grief, memory, and the quiet chaos that lives beneath the surface of being. They are written for those who feel too much, even when they try not to.

Blending emotional depth with myth, reflection, and fragments of the everyday, the collection explores what it means to be human in a world that moves too fast to feel. It does not offer easy truths or perfect closure-but instead invites the reader to sit with the ache, to witness the questions, and to find beauty in the stillness between heartbreak and hope.

Divided into sections that mirror stages of inner transformation, the poems act as markers on a path-through falling apart, reaching inward, remembering the past, and becoming whole again. Some lines burn. Others whisper. All of them come from a place that knows what it means to feel invisible and still believe in wonder.

This is not just a collection of poetry. It's a quiet companion for sleepless nights, for storm-filled hearts, for the ones who stare out of windows wondering if anyone else feels the same.

And if you do-this book is for you.