Description of the Book:
 
How to Bury a Ghost in Your Throat is a visceral symphony of truths overlooked. Poet A conjures a world where love gnaws with teeth, graves remain half-dug, and tenderness detonates like shrapnel. These poems—written in bloodstains, whispers, and the static of 3 a.m.—are séances for the selves we exile: the girl who mistakes destruction for devotion, the boy who prays with a knife, the child who bleeds to bloom. Here, violence hums lullabies, stars spell help, and survival is a prayer etched in scars. For those who ache without apology, this anthology is a mirror, a wound, and a hymn.