In this collection of shadowed verses and fractured mirrors, the poet becomes both mourner and witness, chronicling what we leave behind when we call it survival. Each poem is a relic of the human condition: love half-formed, memory ash-stained, cities built on silence. With language that bleeds and breathes, this book wanders through grief, disillusionment, and the quiet violence of becoming. It is not a search for healing, but for honesty. For what's left when the myths fall away. These are not poems-they are the things we never said, finally saying themselves.