The Window Extends a Shoulder is a collection of minimal poems about love, longing, absence, memory, and the quiet wounds people carry within them.
Through trees, windows, rain, flowers, birds, streets, rooms, and ordinary moments, these poems transform familiar images into intimate landscapes of emotion. Love appears here not only as tenderness, but also as uncertainty, separation, desire, regret, and the memories that remain after someone leaves.
Written in a spare, image-driven style, the poems leave space for silence as much as for words. A window becomes a shoulder. A forgotten letter becomes a wound. A tree carries loneliness. A familiar room remembers what people cannot.
The Window Extends a Shoulder is a book to be read slowly-one poem, one image, one feeling at a time.
- rubaz