In breathing as juveniles, poet Syrus Abrar gently unveils the silent storms and subtle awakenings of adolescence. This evocative collection of poems traces the emotional terrain of teenage life its heartbreaks, moments of resilience, battles with inner chaos, and the gradual deepening of self-awareness. Through verse that is both intimate and guarded, Syrus crafts a reflective journey that does not offer direct confessions, but rather scattered clues delicate and deliberate of her own youthful turbulence.

Each poem is a quiet revelation, offering a sense of kinship without full disclosure, as if written in the diary of someone who feels deeply yet speaks sparingly. As the pages unfold, the reader is led from confusion to clarity, from aching expectations to a softer truth: that peace is more often found in the quiet rhythms of nature than in human promises.

With the heart of a poet and the wisdom of a mother, Syrus Abrar offers not just poetry, but quiet guidance encouraging young minds to feel, to question, and to grow. breathing as juveniles is a deeply personal yet universally resonant collection that gives voice to the unspoken emotions of growing up.

Have you ever felt like your heart was speaking a language no one else could hear? This book listens.