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Soul Called "Home": "NOTHING" become "EVERYTHING" (Our Love Story)

Soul Called "Home": "NOTHING" become "EVERYTHING" (Our Love Story)

Chee, Rosie

Paperback

General Poetry

ISBN13: 9798296852939
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 9 2025
Pages: 126
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.27 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
SOUL CALLED HOME is not a traditional story. It is not a novel or fictionalized narrative. It is a lived account, a soul-spoken remembering, and a deeply personal reflection on a love that was never supposed to happen but once it did, changed everything.

Told in fragments, memory, and unfiltered prose, this book traces the emotional aftermath of loving someone who became home in every way that mattered-and then was gone. It is not a story about absence. It is about presence. About the imprint that remains when someone has touched your life so profoundly that everything after them is shaped by that connection. This is not about moving on. It is about living with what never left.

The connection at the center of this story did not follow any clear path. It was not about titles or outcomes, but recognition. It was a meeting that split the soul open and revealed everything buried beneath the surface. It unfolded slowly, sometimes painfully, but it was never unreal. It disrupted everything, not through logic, but through knowing.

There were no guarantees. No promises. Just moments. But those moments were enough to alter everything. What remained was a truth that refused to be forgotten. It lived in memory, in silence, in presence that could still be felt.

This book does not follow a linear arc or offer resolution. It sits inside the unresolved. It allows the questions to remain unanswered and the grief to take shape. It offers no escape from the ache, but it also offers no shame in carrying it. Instead, it honors the impact. It allows the reader to witness, not explain, a connection that exists outside the ordinary.

The speaker guides us through this experience with honesty and restraint. We are brought into moments of recognition, loss, confusion, stillness, and surrender. The work does not seek to make the reader understand-it allows them to feel. What comes through is not a request for empathy, but a testimony of what was. What remains.

This book is for those who have known a connection that didn't fit into language. For those who have felt something they could not explain, and lived through the absence of someone who was never truly gone. It speaks to those who still carry a name in silence, a memory in motion, a love that didn't need to be understood to be real.

This is what remains.

This is SOUL CALLED HOME.

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Recommended for mature teens (16+) and adults, this work is perfect for readers who are drawn to emotionally vulnerable, true-to-life storytelling. It's particularly suited to those who appreciate poetic memoir, introspective narrative, and fragmented yet deeply coherent reflections on love, loss, and soul recognition. With raw emotional intimacy and nonlinear depth, SOUL CALLED HOME offers a real and unflinching portrait of a connection that defied logic and never truly ended. Ideal for those who have experienced unfinished love, enduring memory, and the weight of someone who once became everything-and who still lives in silence.

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