Languor is a debut poetry collection that reflects on attention, how it frays under pressure, how it is shaped by grief and intimacy, and how it can be gently reclaimed.

Written in the aftermath of collective disruption, these poems move through exhaustion, vigilance, love, and the quiet recalibrations of adulthood. They linger on shared silences, domestic rituals, and the small acts of resistance found in rest, connection, and boundary-setting.

Languor will resonate with readers drawn to reflective poetry that explores grief without spectacle, joy without insistence, and the slow practice of choosing how to live.