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What do we do with the emotions that were never fully ours—only passing through, like dreams we forgot to wake from? In this hauntingly intimate debut, Ishita opens the doors to a museum unlike any other: one built not of walls, but of memory and myth, fragments and feeling. Each of the 21 poems is a preserved moment—a borrowed ache, a half-remembered joy, a silence that once spoke volumes. This is not a book of poems. It is a reliquary of the almost-said, the nearly-felt, the deeply-known. It is where forgotten things come to be seen again. And where you might just find pieces of yourself, tucked between the lines. Step inside. The echoes are waiting.