When others wore their bodies like they belonged in them, she was still tugging at sleeves, hiding knees, covering skin that felt too loud. — Asra Amjad, Even the moon left me - poetry book about love Copy Share WhatsApp
by Asra Amjad
Poetry · 137 pages
“To the ones who inspired these pages, both gently and painfully: your presence and your absences shaped this work.”
“Even the Moon Left Me was born from silence, from loss, and from the strange beauty that follows both.”
“To the friends who listened without judgement, who answered late night messages, and who reminded me that even in moments of abandonment, I was never truly alone thank you for being my constant light.”
“To be known, even briefly, is to be reminded that you exist beyond your pain.”
“When something once sacred becomes a source of fear, the rupture is quiet—but it changes everything.”
“There’s a kind of memory that doesn’t live in images or events—it lives in the body.”
“The silence I once used to stay safe became something else entirely, a weapon, a boundary, and a tool.”
Asra Amjad is a writer of deep silences and even deeper truths. Her work emerges from the intersections of memory, identity, and emotional survival. With Guilt in Gold, she offers her most personal…
“Seher definitely knew he was looking at her, but things were still too complicated between them to allow him into her life, much less her heart; so she chose not to look back.”
“There is nothing left of my home except the desire to build it.”
“The truth stood in front of me, breathing down my neck like Death himself, dragging his scythe along the floorboards.”
“Just because someone abandoned you does not mean that you are unworthy of love.”
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