I Thought

I Thought is a poetry collection for anyone who has ever missed someone so deeply they swore they heard them in the wind, saw them in strangers, or found them again only in dreams.

These poems live in the aftermath of heartbreak—where silence becomes its own kind of loss, where love ends without closure, and where healing happens slowly, in quiet returns.

With emotional honesty and tender lyricism, M. Williams writes for the ones who were left mid-sentence… and still chose softness anyway.

This is not a book about revenge.
 It is a book about release.
 About becoming.
 About learning to live again.

For the hearts still listening—
 this is proof:
 you survived.