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There are places we visit only in memory.
Conversations that never happened. Versions of ourselves we never became. Moments that passed before we understood they were worth keeping.
Somewhere between what we remember and what we forget, between what we say and what remains unspoken, there is a landscape of almosts — quiet, unfinished, and entirely our own.
The Cartography of Almost is a collection of poems about being human: about time and tenderness, loneliness and belonging, change and the strange beauty of becoming.
It is about the things we carry without knowing, the words we leave behind, and the parts of ourselves we are still learning to understand.
Perhaps not everything needs to be completed to be meaningful.
Perhaps some things are beautiful simply because they almost were.
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