<p>Through poems that move between lyrical prose and spoken-word cadence&comma; Alhanislam writes about love in its many disguises&comma; grief that arrives beside joy&comma; friendships that save us quietly&comma; and the sentences we swallow for the sake of peace&comma; timing&comma; and survival&period; These poems are intimate without apology&period; They do not explain themselves&period; They listen&period; They stay&period; Some are meant to be read in silence&period; Others demand to be heard&comma; breathed into&comma; felt in the body&period;<&sol;p><p>This book is not an attempt to make time behave&period; It is an attempt to make it confess&period; To slow it down just enough to name what it took&comma; what it left behind&comma; and what it changed while pretending to pass through harmlessly&period; For readers who have loved deeply&comma; lost quietly&comma; and are still learning how to live with what remains&comma; this book is a place to pause&period;<&sol;p><p><strong>Author&colon;<&sol;strong>&nbsp&semi;Maryam Bukar Hassan<&sol;p><p><strong>Publisher&colon;<&sol;strong> Masobe<&sol;p>