There are stories we tell.
And then there are the ones we keep in the corners-the almosts, the maybes, the what-ifs that never left.
Archivist of Almosts
is a debut poetry collection for those corners. It gathers poems, fragments, and lyrical prose for love that lingers, ghosts that don't leave quietly, storms survived in silence, and sins we name in secret. Structured in
six thematic sections,
this collection explores memory, myth, grief, longing, and quiet magic. From haunted phone calls to childhood memories, from velvet wrath to aching farewells, each poem tilts toward a different taste of emotional edge. Written in free verse and poetic fragments, this book is for those who live in between-the ones who archive too much, or feel like a half-written line. If you've ever looked back at an almost and felt it looking back-
this book is for you.