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by Indigo D. Mapa (Author), Jenesis Fonseca (Editor)
Being human isn't black and white, it's beautifully, painfully gray.
Rights, Wrongs, and In-Betweens is a raw, honest coming-of-age poetry collection by Indigo Dharma Mapa. This debut poetry book explores the messy spaces where morality blurs and the truth refuses to provide simple answers. It resides in the in-between, where guilt and grace intersect, as we learn who we are and who we aspire to be.
Through lyrical, emotionally charged verse, the book examines the weight of saying yes, the pain of saying no, and the silence that follows. It reflects on moments of missteps, loving too hard, speaking too soon, or failing to act. Instead of seeking blame or perfect resolutions, it offers forgiveness for others, yourself, and for the parts of you trying to be a better person.
Unapologetic and brutally candid, Rights, Wrongs, and In-Betweens is for anyone who has questioned their worth after making a difficult decision. It's for those learning to live with contradiction and trying to find meaning in the mess. It's Perfect for readers who embrace uncertainty and the full spectrum of humanity. Mapa speaks on how healing doesn't occur in black and white, but rather in the gray area of life. If you need permission to be flawed, to forgive, and to keep going, this collection is for you.
This book is not about perfect answers, but about giving a voice to the uncertainty and learning to live with it.
