Almost held, never loved - Somani, Udita
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Almost Held, Never Loved is a raw and tender poetry collection about being half-chosen, half-heard, and wholly underestimated. Through themes of heartbreak, self-abandonment, and emotional resilience, Udita Somani captures what it means to ache for love that never stays-and the quiet courage it takes to choose yourself instead. These poems speak to the ones who loved deeply, lost silently, and kept soft in a world that asked them to harden. This is not a story of being saved. It's a story of surviving anyway-of blooming, breaking, and finally becoming the kind of love you were always looking for.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Almost Held, Never Loved is a raw and tender poetry collection about being half-chosen, half-heard, and wholly underestimated. Through themes of heartbreak, self-abandonment, and emotional resilience, Udita Somani captures what it means to ache for love that never stays-and the quiet courage it takes to choose yourself instead. These poems speak to the ones who loved deeply, lost silently, and kept soft in a world that asked them to harden. This is not a story of being saved. It's a story of surviving anyway-of blooming, breaking, and finally becoming the kind of love you were always looking for.
Autorenporträt
Udita Somani is a poet, storyteller, and creative professional who writes with quiet intensity and emotional clarity. Her work explores themes of heartbreak, self-worth, softness, and survival. With a background in accounting, marketing, and digital storytelling, she brings structure and soul to her words. Almost Held, Never Loved is her debut poetry collection-a journey through the ache of being half-loved and the strength it takes to choose yourself. Udita writes not for recognition, but to remind others that they're not alone in their silence, softness, or strength. She believes even quiet voices deserve to be heard.