Scars of Almost is a tender, haunting collection of poetry that aches with the echoes of unspoken love, missed chances, and the quiet devastation of “almost.” Through raw confessions and lyrical vulnerability, Niharika Motyani captures the universal ache of heartbreak and the fragile strength it takes to survive it.
These poems unravel the deeply personal truths behind love that almost was—stories told not with closure, but with courage. From the hunger for emotional intimacy to the ghostly remnants of once-sacred connection, every verse is a wound, a whisper, a reckoning.
If you’ve ever loved too deeply, stayed too long, or let go without saying goodbye, Scars of Almost will feel like your own thoughts—held softly in someone else’s hands.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Scars of Almost is a tender, haunting collection of poetry that aches with the echoes of unspoken love, missed chances, and the quiet devastation of 'almost.' Through raw confessions and lyrical vulnerability, Niharika Motyani captures the universal ache of heartbreak and the fragile strength it takes to survive it.These poems unravel the deeply personal truths behind love that almost was-stories told not with closure, but with courage. From the hunger for emotional intimacy to the ghostly remnants of once-sacred connection, every verse is a wound, a whisper, a reckoning.If you've ever loved too deeply, stayed too long, or let go without saying goodbye, Scars of Almost will feel like your own thoughts-held softly in someone else's hands. Artikel-Nr. 9798899843860
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