Anatomy of the Feelings I Never Named: Case studies of feelings

Anatomy of the Feelings I Never Named: Case Studies of Feelings is not a collection you read-it is a body you enter.

This book examines emotional states we rarely give language to: those that contradict themselves, arrive too early, or feel too heavy for their names. The poems move between wanting to vanish and learning how to stay, between reverence for life and exhaustion from it. These are studies, not conclusions.

The voice shifts, observing trust, grief, longing, kindness, fear, and wonder as they pass through the same heart. Feeling is treated not as a phase to outgrow, but as evidence of being awake. The poems ask what it means to live intensely in a world that prefers moderation.

At its core, this collection believes contradiction is not confusion but depth. That gratitude can coexist with despair. That some emotions refuse translation, and some souls arrive already full. This book is for those who have been told they feel too much-and chose to listen anyway.