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by Vishakha Jain (Author)
Some hearts don't break all at once.
They break slowly.
In almost relationships.
In unanswered messages.
In dreams that never came true.
In the quiet moments when you begin to wonder if love was simply never meant for you.
One Day, Maybe Someday is a collection of poetry and reflective prose for anyone who has ever loved deeply, lost quietly, questioned their worth, or carried hope long after it seemed impossible.
These pages explore heartbreak, loneliness, healing, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to keep believing in love without losing yourself along the way.
This is a book for the ones who have spent years waiting for life to feel like home.
For the ones learning to let go of what wasn't meant for them.
For the ones slowly choosing themselves.
And for anyone who still believes that somewhere beyond the heartbreak, beyond the waiting, beyond all the almosts...
one day, maybe someday,
love will find its way home.
Raw, tender, and deeply relatable, this healing poetry collection speaks to the ache of unrequited love, limerence, and longing and the quiet strength of choosing yourself. Perfect for readers of Rupi Kaur, Courtney Peppernell, Atticus, and Amanda Lovelace, and a meaningful gift for the hopeless romantic or the woman finding her way back to herself.
