Papercut is an intimate collection of poems that explores the fragility of being, the persistence of memory, and the silent discomforts that often go unnoticed in everyday life.

The poems move through stillness, fatigue, longing, emotional numbness, and reluctant endurance, drawing from ordinary experiences that leave lasting marks. Grounded in familiar settings and everyday observations, the collection reflects on identity, self-perception, belonging, and the emotional weight carried in seemingly negligible moments. Rather than relying on grand resolutions, the poems remain with ambiguity, restraint, and the act of quiet endurance, allowing small wounds to speak for themselves.

Papercut is a reflection on how pain does not need to be loud to be real, and how even the most invisible experiences can shape a life.