The Last Page of a Forgotten Book

In a small, nameless town in Germany, a boy writes his life into poetry-each word a quiet cry, each line a reflection of his fading existence. Abandoned at a young age, he grows up alone, unseen, and unloved. He watches the world move without him, his only companions the verses he spills onto paper.

When he falls in love, for the first time, he hopes to be something more than a shadow. But love, like everything else, remains out of reach. She understands his pain but does not love him. And so, his final poem is written, the last page of a forgotten book-one that no one will ever read.

A novel about isolation, unrequited love, and the quiet tragedy of being forgotten. Written in a poetic, introspective style, echoing the haunting depth of Dostoevsky and Kafka.