Book overview
From the bestselling author of The Flower That Went Mad comes a hauntingly tender new collection of poetry exploring the heartbreak that lingers long after love is gone.
I Wish You Never Left is a raw, unfiltered journey through loss-the kind of pain that keeps you up at 3 a.m., scrolling through old messages, hoping they'll say something different this time. It's about missing someone so much that their absence starts to feel like a second skin. It's about waking up and checking your phone out of habit, only to remember, again, that they're not coming back.
These pages bleed. They ache. They remember.
This book is for anyone who's ever loved so deeply it nearly destroyed them. For those who gave everything, only to be left behind. For those still picking up the pieces, still hoping for one more text, one more chance, one more "I miss you" whispered into the void.
You might think no one understands what you're going through-but these words do. They sit with you in the silence. They cry with you. They let you feel every wave of sorrow, and they don't ask you to be okay before you're ready.
There is no silver lining here-only truth. And maybe, just maybe, that's enough to get through another night.
I Wish You Never Left is a raw, unfiltered journey through loss-the kind of pain that keeps you up at 3 a.m., scrolling through old messages, hoping they'll say something different this time. It's about missing someone so much that their absence starts to feel like a second skin. It's about waking up and checking your phone out of habit, only to remember, again, that they're not coming back.
These pages bleed. They ache. They remember.
This book is for anyone who's ever loved so deeply it nearly destroyed them. For those who gave everything, only to be left behind. For those still picking up the pieces, still hoping for one more text, one more chance, one more "I miss you" whispered into the void.
You might think no one understands what you're going through-but these words do. They sit with you in the silence. They cry with you. They let you feel every wave of sorrow, and they don't ask you to be okay before you're ready.
There is no silver lining here-only truth. And maybe, just maybe, that's enough to get through another night.
