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Observations: Poems from curiosity
What began as a personal way of making sense of life in London became a deeply honest collection of poetry about loneliness, identity, human behaviour, and the struggle to understand both ourselves and the people around us.
Written during a period of isolation, reflection, and emotional upheaval, these poems explore the thoughts we often keep fear, anger, connection, rejection, hope, and the constant search for meaning in a world that can feel overwhelming and disconnected.
Blending raw emotion with sharp observation, this collection invites readers into the mind of someone trying to understand why people hurt each other, why we react the way we do, and what it truly means to feel human.
Dark, thoughtful, and painfully relatable, these poems are for anyone who has ever felt alone in a crowded room.
Written during a period of isolation, reflection, and emotional upheaval, these poems explore the thoughts we often keep fear, anger, connection, rejection, hope, and the constant search for meaning in a world that can feel overwhelming and disconnected.
Blending raw emotion with sharp observation, this collection invites readers into the mind of someone trying to understand why people hurt each other, why we react the way we do, and what it truly means to feel human.
Dark, thoughtful, and painfully relatable, these poems are for anyone who has ever felt alone in a crowded room.
24 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 6, 2026
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