The Space Between Our Cups (100 poems for her)

The Space Between Our Cups (100 poems for her)

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In a quiet apartment shared by two girls-and four cats-love brewed slowly, like morning coffee. The Space Between Our Cups is a collection of 100 poems capturing the soft moments, silent aches, and sacred tenderness of a first queer love. Written by a girl to the first woman she ever loved, this book is both a love letter and a homecoming. Each poem traces the warmth of shared routines, the vulnerability of being truly seen, and the quiet heartbreak that often follows love unspoken or misunderstood. This is a story of intimacy, identity, and the bittersweet beauty of loving someone who feels like home-especially when the world makes that kind of love feel unfamiliar or fragile. For anyone who has loved in the in-between spaces-this book is for you.
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