A Thousand Quiet Wars

Not all wars are loud.
Some unfold in silence; within thoughts, within memories, within the spaces we never speak of.
A Thousand Quiet Wars is a collection of poems that traces the unseen conflicts of existence: the tension between who we are and who we are expected to be, between what we feel and what we hide. Each piece holds a moment of resistance, a fracture, or a fleeting understanding, small battles that shape us in ways the world rarely notices.
These poems do not seek resolution.

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They sit with the chaos, the quiet, and everything in between
where the loudest wars are the ones no one hears.

The poetry of my heart, a retry at my earlier and first collection. A retry at many things, many wars inside myself.

The days have been hard. The days weren't ever hard before I feel, when I have to talk myself through every single smile and "happy" meal.

A Poetry Collection of a thousand wars... a thousand deaths and a thousand times of trying again.

I hope you give my poetry a try!

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The days have been wars lately, quite the time to die.
The battles have left invisible scars, hurts me, as away I fly.
The people are too happy these days, too much for me to survive a short hello, and a shorter goodbye.
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The Old Widow grieves the mystery of an unlived history.
-From The Old Widow

Memories have left lesions in their stead.
-From Bane

How can you ever find those eyes
and eat away your bread?
-From Lads of The Moors

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