An poetic journey through bodies, silences, and voices that refused to be erased.

Poems about women who learned to be silent, about those who spoke slowly, and about those who kept the memory alive when everything around them demanded forgetfulness.

From the trauma of the body to the trauma of the land, from mothers' memories to the voices of resistance, these poems attempt to unite what was broken — to sew together the stories that remained open within time.

Because memory is not only pain.

It is also a seed.

And every voice that refuses to be silenced is a stitch that keeps the world from ripping apart again.