About this book
“The Shape of The Unspoken” is a collection of poetry and prose exploring emotions and experiences that are often difficult to express or describe. It uses metaphors of oceans, roots, gravity, homes, libraries to connect with themes of identity, loneliness, memory, healing and the complicated relationship we all have with our past. The collection allows these experiences to take different forms, inviting a reader to recognize their own unspoken feelings within them.
Read a little of the book.
I’m waiting—
for my lighthouse,
where I can finally
lower my anchor.
Happiness moves like the wind.
You don’t realize when it comes or goes.
The breeze may stay,
convince you it will linger,
but if the wind were constant—
we’d never feel a breeze.
This library can’t burn without me in it.
If my past was gone, what would remain of me?
Maybe this library is a maze,
but I have memorized every turn.
And I know which books will never burn.
Turn through the pages.
A few pages from the book, so you can see how it reads before you buy.
