What Remains Within

What Remains Within is a collection of prose poems about swallowed words, inner wars, and the quiet places where faith still breathes.

For the ones who felt too much, stayed silent too long, and learned to carry entire storms inside their chests.

These pages walk through silence and scream, belonging and not belonging, guilt, shame, shattered beliefs, time, regret and the fragile strength it takes to stand up again. Each chapter moves through a different layer of the inner world — unspoken feelings, broken ties, forgotten memories, exhaustion, quiet resilience, and the slow rebuilding of faith after everything has fallen apart.

This is not a book that simply wants to be read. It wants to be felt.

You will find:

• Prose poems about words you never said, apologies that came too late, and prayers that stayed half-finished.
• Reflections on running away, hiding, and realising that wherever you go, you carry yourself with you.
• Meditations on doubt, surrender, and rising again from the ashes of your own beliefs.

If you have ever looked back at your life and thought, “I wish I had said something” — this book sits with you there.

If you have ever felt like your silence was heavier than any sentence you could speak — these pages know that weight.

And if somewhere, between these lines, you hear an echo of your own inner voice, then you already know:

some of the things we never say never stay entirely silent.