Negative Space

<p><strong>When the world feels too loud and your thoughts too heavy find solace in the quiet anguish of words.</strong></p><p></p><p><em>Negative Space</em> is a raw unflinching journey through the landscapes of loneliness identity and the aching beauty of simply existing. In 48 powerful poems this collection explores what it means to feel like a passenger in your own life to sink beneath the weight of thoughts and to search for warmth in a world that often feels impossibly cold.</p><h2></h2><h2>What Readers Will Discover:</h2><p><strong>For those who feel unseen</strong>: These poems give voice to the emptiness behind your eyes the fog in your mind and the distance between who you are and who the world expects you to be. You are not alone in your negative space.</p><p></p><p><strong>For those seeking connection</strong>: From toxic love to soul friends who make you feel infinite these verses capture the full spectrum of human relationships-the ones that heal and the ones that haunt.</p><p></p><p><strong>For those questioning existence</strong>: Wrestling with questions like If I am a passenger in my life who is at the wheel? this collection doesn't offer easy answers but it does offer companionship in the uncertainty.</p><p></p><p><strong>For those who've lost themselves</strong>: Whether you're fourteen feeling seventy or seventy remembering fourteen these poems explore the disorientation of time memory and the person in the mirror who sometimes feels like a stranger.</p><h2></h2><h2>Perfect For:</h2><ul><li>Readers who find beauty in the darker corners of the human experience</li><li>Those seeking poetry that speaks to modern anxieties about identity and existence</li><li>Gift-givers looking for something meaningful for someone going through difficult times</li><li>Poetry lovers who appreciate visceral imagery and emotional honesty</li></ul><p><strong> </strong></p><p><em>My heart is sinking. Thoughts eating away at vision... I close my eyes for a moment and let myself sink... Into the quiet anguish of dread.</em></p><p>Sometimes the most beautiful thing we can do is acknowledge the negative space-the emptiness the absence the things we feel but cannot name. This collection does exactly that.</p><p><strong>Open these pages. You might find yourself waiting inside.</strong></p>