Ship of Wind

This work tells of the silent wounds of Roboskî – of fathers whose children were torn from life like shattered rose petals. Amidst grief, memory, and the voices of a lost childhood, a poetic narrative unfolds about pain and the unforgettable.

The texts carry the sound of empty courtyards and lingering voices; voices that remained on the verandas like a last breath. Children appear in them like lambs on wide hills, innocent and full of life – until their paths abruptly fall silent.

With a quiet, poignant language, the work preserves the memory of those whose names were carried to the cemetery too soon. A poetic book about loss, memory, and the fragility of life.