A Hundred Things I Almost Said

<p><i>A Hundred Things I Almost Said</i> is a collection of 100 poems that explore the words we hold back and the moments that slip between silence and speech. Each poem captures the tension of what remains unsaid whether it&rsquo;s love left unspoken anger restrained object of admiration or truths too fragile to voice.</p><p>Spare yet resonant this book moves through themes of memory vulnerability and resilience offering readers a mirror to their own unspoken thoughts.<i> A Hundred Things I Almost Said</i> is not about grand declarations but about the quiet weight of hesitation and the poetry that emerges from it.</p><p>Each piece helps both the poet and reader understand and fathom the beauty of every detail of something captivating.&nbsp;Taken together these poems form a mosaic of near-confessions and withheld truths showing how silence can be as revealing as speech.The collection invites readers to linger in the spaces between words to recognize themselves in the pauses and to find meaning in what almost but never quite was said.&nbsp;</p>