In Poetic Justice, twenty-one poems unfold like mirrors, some clear, some cracked, all honest. This book is a journey through the unseen architecture of emotion, the myths we inherit, the miseries we carry in silence, the manifestations we sculpt from hope, and the shifting versions of the self we meet along the way.Each poem inhabits its own universe yet threads itself into a larger tapestry of questions about healing, fate, longing and transformation. Written in a language of symbols and shadows, this collection invites you not only to read, but to remember parts you may have forgotten or abandoned. These pages are not answers; they are openings.Not conclusions, but collisions within.