Flesh and Hormones is a body built from memory — a poetry collection about love, loss, queerness, identity, and healing.

Simmy Singh writes with raw honesty about what it means to live in a body that carries both ache and desire. These poems move through the rooms of loneliness, intimacy, violence, faith, and softness — offering reflections on survival and self-reclamation.

This is not a story with a beginning or an end.

This is a house without walls — built from everything we inherit, and everything we choose to become.

These are poems from the house of me.
Come in. Stay if you need to. Leave the door open.