Salvage Me by Suqaina Ahmad is a deeply intimate and emotionally charged collection of poems that journeys through the raw stages of love, heartbreak, and the painful art of letting go. Structured around four phases—Wanting Him, Having Him, Keeping Him, and Leaving Him—the work reads like a diary of vulnerability and resilience. Ahmad’s voice is unflinchingly honest, portraying love as both intoxicating and destructive, often blurring into obsession and emotional addiction. Through visceral imagery and confessional verse, she captures the longing, betrayal, and quiet devastation of loving someone who cannot love you back. Yet, beneath the grief runs a current of survival; each poem becomes an act of reclaiming self-worth, reminding the reader that even broken hearts can find the courage to heal. The collection is not polished for prettiness—it is meant to be real, bruised, and human, offering solidarity to anyone who has ever endured the ache of love and the strength of letting go.
Suqaina Ahmad is a passionate poetess whose words reflect deep emotion, thoughtful observation, and a love for language.
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Suqaina Ahmad is a passionate poetess whose words reflect deep emotion, thoughtful observation, and a love for language.
