Some people leave your life and somehow remain in it.

A voice you still remember.
A place you cannot pass the same way again.
A message you never deleted.
A version of yourself that existed only when you were loved by someone.

All the Versions of Us is a collection about those remnants. About falling in love, losing it, carrying it longer than you meant to, and learning that moving on does not always mean leaving everything behind.

These poems wander through love, absence, memory, regret, longing, and the strange little things that survive after a person is gone. Some are about another person. Some are about who we were beside them. A few are about the person we became afterward.

Maybe that is what remains when a story ends: not one version of what happened, but all the versions we keep carrying.

This book is for anyone who has ever looked back and wondered what might have happened if things had been different.