About the book

Subtitled 25 Sentiments on the Philosophy of Love, this collection functions as both a sanctuary and a quiet rebellion. Moving beyond conventional romanticism, the work positions love as an existential refuge against the mechanical rhythms and cultural surveillance of the modern age. The poems navigate the claustrophobia of our digital civilization—where human consciousness is increasingly confined to “square screens and square thoughts”—and propose a radical, transcendental escapism across time and space. Utilizing a distinct typographic spatiality where the physical arrangement of words dictates the rhythm of the read, the collection merges profound existential melancholy with a lingering, visual stillness.