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Some storms pass. Some stay. And some—like this one—become poetry. Forevermore is what remains of a feeling never said aloud. It’s built from the quiet in-betweens; from friendship, from hope, from the unbearable beauty of almost. These sixty-six poems aren’t a confession. They’re a memory of something that never happened, and yet still manages to haunt. It was never love in the way people define it; not returned, not promised, not real till bled out onto the page. This book is an ode to the love that never began, the poetry that spilled onto the page listlessly, and for the heart that never stopped writing it.
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Suhani Goyal
Suhani Goyal is a writer, researcher, and youth advocate whose work explores the intersections of identity, emotion, and expression. A nationally awarded poet and internationally recognized speaker, she finds power in language’s ability to uncover silences and stir reflection. Suhani’s work has been featured in anthologies and recognized by platforms such as the World Scholar’s Cup, Notion Press National Young Writers Competition, American National High School Poetry Contest, and the Harvard Crimson Global Essay Competition.
Beyond the page, she leads conversations that matter—about mental health, storytelling, and the quiet resilience of young voices. She is the founder of initiatives that bring together writers, thinkers, and dreamers across borders. Whether she’s on a debate stage or deep in the Notes app at 2 a.m., Suhani writes to preserve what’s almost lost and speak for what often goes unsaid. When she’s not writing or mentoring, she’s likely romanticizing sunsets, curating playlists, or quietly dissecting fictional characters.
