We Were Warm, Then Bitter, Then Gone is not a collection about love — it's about everything that comes after.

Through vulnerable, lyrical, and quietly burning poems, this book traces the emotional wreckage left behind when intimacy unravels. These are verses written from the raw edges of loss — the kind you don’t always speak of, but feel everywhere. The speaker moves between longing and lucidity, between what was soft and what became sharp. She does not ask to be pitied. She asks to be witnessed.

Across themes of affection, abandonment, memory, and mourning, this collection becomes a mirror for anyone who has ever stayed too long, left too late, or loved too deeply.

This is not a journey of healing.
This is the fire that comes before.

And the story ends where the author once paused her heartbreak —
because some part of her still believed they’d find their way back.