Unheard is a dark, elegant journey through love’s afterlife—the rooms we still live in after someone leaves. These spare, cinematic poems move between silence and confession, tracing grief, memory, and the stubborn spark that remains. Ali Rizvi writes like an autopsy of feelings: clean cuts, precise images, meaning revealed in the quiet. For anyone who lost love and found language instead, this book offers what the happy stories don’t—the truth that breaks and the truth that heals.