In Where Words Meet, poetry lingers on the ordinary—the morning commute, the classroom, the quiet ache of loss—and finds meaning in the absurd. These poems are not about grandeur, but about love, dissent, resilience, and the small rebellions of everyday life.
Sometimes playful, sometimes raw, they ask not for answers but for reflection. Between grief and laughter, silence and resistance, ash and wings, this collection seeks a place where words can help us belong.
