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"The thing about mortality is that as humans we die and leave this earth, but the undeniable marks we leave follow around for generations to come."
Remnants Of You is a poignant collection of poems that explores human connection and the quiet ways we live on in one another. Within these pages, fragments of the self unravel and intertwine with every soul encountered. Each person we cross paths with leaves something behind, an imprint that lingers, reshaping our speech, our choices, our way of seeing the world. Some stay. Some leave. But all of them echo.
These poems are meditations on love, loss, memory, and becoming. They trace the remnants of you that reside within me and the remnants of me that will always exist within you.
Tender yet unflinching, this collection is for those who have loved deeply, lost painfully, and discovered that even the briefest encounters can transform a life.
Because in the fragments of one another, we find ourselves.
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Safia Ali
Safia Ali is a 21-year-old poet from India and a law student by education, but a writer long before any title could name her.
She published her first book at seventeen, after years of filling notebooks with unexplainable sentences and feelings too heavy to remain unspoken. What began as a quiet habit of a thirteen-year-old scribbling in margins has since evolved into a body of work that traces loss, longing, faith, and the fragile architecture of being human.
She is the author of Metanoia: A Spiritual Conversion (2020) and The Forlorn Side Of Life (2022), works that explore the inner landscapes of grief, meaning, and emotional survival. Her writing moves through themes of existentialism, absurdism, love, and the quiet violence of becoming. She is drawn to the in-between, to what cannot be chosen, cannot be kept, cannot be undone.
Beyond poetry, her interests span law, fashion, and visual storytelling, all orbiting the same center: the human condition.
Through her work, she hopes readers don't just recognize themselves but feel accompanied.
She can be found at @safiascripted on Instagram.
