There are stories that are told, and then there are the ones that remain, unfinished, unspoken, yet eternally present. The Almost Gospel is not just a collection of poetry, it is a reckoning with what stays when love dissolves, when silence takes its place, and when absence becomes its own kind of presence.
Through raw, luminous verses, this book traces the spaces between longing and surrender, between what was and what almost was. It is for those who have felt the weight of unspoken words, the silent pain of unfinished endings, and the bittersweet clarity that only distance can bring.
Written with precision and depth, The Almost Gospel does not seek to explain love or loss, it invites you to sit with it, to hear the ripples, to feel its afterglow. It is a gospel of everything that still remains, waiting to be understood.
If you have ever held onto a memory long after it has gone, if you have ever been haunted by the tenderness of what could have been-this book is for you.