The Light I forgot to Share - Shoho
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The Light I Forgot to Share is a tender, courageous journey whispered through poems, tracing the emotional topography of a man who has lived fully, loved deeply, lost profoundly, and flown through it all. From the raw ache of heartbreak and midlife hollowness to the soul-soaked wisdom of divinity and the thrill of soaring above clouds, each verse invites you into a private world where vulnerability meets strength. Written for those who've weathered storms and still look up at the sky in wonder, this book is both a mirror and a balm. Whether you're forty or simply feeling the weight of years, these poems remind you: you are not alone.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Light I Forgot to Share is a tender, courageous journey whispered through poems, tracing the emotional topography of a man who has lived fully, loved deeply, lost profoundly, and flown through it all. From the raw ache of heartbreak and midlife hollowness to the soul-soaked wisdom of divinity and the thrill of soaring above clouds, each verse invites you into a private world where vulnerability meets strength. Written for those who've weathered storms and still look up at the sky in wonder, this book is both a mirror and a balm. Whether you're forty or simply feeling the weight of years, these poems remind you: you are not alone.
Autorenporträt
Shoho is many things - A father, a son, a husband, a lover. A chef when feeding the soul, a biker chasing silence, a photographer capturing what words can't say. A painter of skies, a pilot by profession, a poet by nature. A man who has flown through clouds and emotions alike. His work, both visual and written is rooted in observation and inner reflection. Whether it's a fleeting moment of light or a line of verse whispered in stillness, Shoho gathers fragments of life and lays them down gently, without judgment or noise. His art doesn't seek applause. It seeks connection. For those who have ever paused mid-flight of life, of love, of longing - Shoho's world might feel quietly familiar.