For every mind that stayed awake long past midnight.Some thoughts only arrive after dark. The worry that won't settle, the question you can't answer, and the sense that you are the only one still awake with a head full of noise.Notes to No One is the debut poetry collection of Pakistani poet Soha Ali Zaman. She wrote these poems in the quiet, unguarded hours between midnight and morning. They are notes she needed to write to someone, even if that someone was no one in particular.The collection moves between the storm inside the mind and the calm of the natural world. The moon asks a sleepless heart why it cries. The stars pull a soul out of the abyss. Rain hushes the madness, winter turns into togetherness, and spring's blossoms make room to breathe again.Inside you'll find poems on:Midnight minds: restlessness, overthinking, and finding others who feel the sameThe night sky: the moon and stars as companions in lonelinessThe four seasons: winter, autumn, spring, and rain as mirrors of the heartInnocence and hope: the pure heart of a child in a dark ageFaith and homeland: gratitude to God and a tribute to the independence of PakistanThese short poems are sincere and easy to read. They suit readers of contemporary and inspirational poetry, fans of nature verse, and anyone who has lain awake wondering whether anyone else feels this way.You are not alone. Open the book and read the notes that were never meant for anyone, until now. Read more