The House of Forgotten Rooms

The House of Unforgotten Rooms is a poetic journey through the echoes of a friendship that once felt like home. Told through a series of interconnected poems, letters, and quiet confessions, this book opens the door to a metaphorical house built from shared memories, silent goodbyes, and the kind of love that doesn't fade-it just changes shape.

Each room holds a fragment of what was: the laughter in the kitchen, the arguments in the hallway, the secrets whispered in the bedroom, and the heavy silence in the attic. With every turn of the page, you move through spaces once filled with warmth and wonder, now haunted by the ache of growing apart. Two friends who once knew each other like the backs of their hands slowly become strangers, not through anger, but through the slow erosion of time, distance, and unspoken hurt.

This is a book for those who've ever lost someone who is still alive, who've walked past places that once felt sacred, and who carry invisible keys to doors they no longer dare to open. It is a story of emotional ruins and the beauty of what remains-grief, yes, but also gratitude. Pain, but also love.

The House of Unforgotten Rooms invites you to sit inside your own memories and feel deeply. It reminds us that even the most broken friendships leave behind traces too powerful to truly forget. Because some rooms, no matter how long you've been gone, always remember you.