Collection of short poems about a gay characters struggling inside the complicated feelings of love, heartbreak and revelation. Written in short lines and 11 chapters, this collection reveals the uncertainty of life that comes within love and sexuality.

The journey and the pain continues, after the first installment "I Read Something Along The Way" the main character found himself within the limbo of uncertainty and painful walk up to the hill. The tragic unrequited queer love that he has to endure along the way haunted his way to heal properly.

The third installment of the poetry collection titled "How to Fix a Dead Flower" found the main character left from a massive heartache, trying to heal from the trauma, only to found himself stucked in a confusing stages of life called adulthood. The entire collection will follow the journey of a queer young adult entering a new stage of life with too many question left unanswered.

The journey at the carnival is not as fun anymore, the pain has shifted back and forth and nobody will tell the character how to escape them.

Dealing with disappointment, humans tend to feel tired, angry, and upset all at once. This collection doesn't follow a certain structure or plot, but it does follow the everyday human emotion along with an open perspective on each experience. Certain part might scream their heart out meanwhile the rest is still trying to figure out how to express their thoughts