TalhaSinRostro
"I wrote to be remembered. But with every poem, I vanished a little more."
In The Poet Who Forgot His Face, Talha Sin Rostro-the faceless poet-offers a collection of poems torn from the edges of memory, madness, and silent love. Each piece stands alone, yet together they whisper a story too painful to tell out loud: a boy who loved deeply, lost quietly, and struck a pact in darkness to write poems the world could never forget.
But greatness has a price.
These verses bleed with betrayal, burn with longing, and echo with the eerie toll of identity fading. Lovers who left, dreams that decayed, and a soul that paid for every rhyme-this book is not a diary, it's a graveyard of emotions still breathing.
A blend of the surreal and the brutally real, this collection will haunt readers who've ever loved in silence, lost without closure, or written to keep themselves alive.