Small Truths in Lowercase

A collection of tiny prose fragments about the people we leave behind, and the ones we never quite meet.

On boredom, restlessness, and learning to trust the quiet parts of life.

A reflection on ambiguity, duality, and the tension of almost-knowing.

Gentle doesn’t always mean painless. On the softness that leaves marks.

What I’ve learned about subtle shifts, quiet endings, and the storms we don’t see coming.

On the discomfort of progress and why the middle is its own kind of sacred.

Exploring the ways we leave, the ways we stay too long, and the quiet courage of walking away.

How our pasts visit us uninvited, and why we sometimes need to let them stay awhile.

On lingering dreams, unanswered messages, and the haunting beauty of almost.

Sometimes one feeling doesn’t fit in one container. These two books were written years apart, but they came from the same place.