Omondi Brian Ouma

Echoes Of Unfinished Goodbyes, Can the Wake Ever Drive Boat (Transcendence, #6) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Some departures never leave.

They echo. They ripple. They Circle in dreams and quiet moments when the world has gone still.

Echoes of Unfinished Goodbyes is the sixth book in Omondi Brian Ouma's acclaimed Transcendence Series- a collection of poems that drift through the waters of memory, grief and becoming.

Here, goodbyes are not clean breaks, but tides that keep returning, reshaping the shore.

Across six movements, from drift to cosmic return,

These poems trace the wake of conversations left unfinished, the weight of absences that still hold shape and the quiet fire of learning to rise from what remains.

This is not a book of clossure, it is a book of listening to the currents beneath your own silences, to the small stubborn embers that survive every burn.

If you ever stood in the afterglow of something that would not return, if you ever carried unanswered questions in your chest like a second heartbeat.

These pages will know your name.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Daily Wins
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230345046
• Artikelnr.: 75072725

Autorenporträt

Omondi Brian Ouma is a seasoned writer, motivational speaker, Poet and singer-songwriter whose works explore the depths of human identity and spiritual resilience.

His literary voice is both lyrical and unflinchingly honest, driven by a passion for social healing and self transcendence.

He is the author of Not Poor Twice, Think Yourself Higher-Outlast the Temporary, What is Like a Man and A Poem A Day Keeps Clatter Away- A luminous ritual of pause, presence and becoming.

Notably his poetry have also been featured in two internationally published works;

An Adventure Called Life and An Emotion Called Home.

A scholar and a social scientist by training, Brian holds a degree in Community Development, a foundation that deeply informs his exploration of self-transcendence, becoming and transformation.