Change: A Poetry Collection on Love, Loss, and Regret

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Nathan Domine

ISBN-13

978-1951579272

Publisher

Kindred Ink Press LLC

Edition #

1

Series

N/A

Page Count

220

Published On

04/01/2026

Reading Age

Age 18+

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9781951579272

About this book

He thought love was something that would shake the ground beneath him.

Instead, it revealed everything.

This is a story born from the ache of loving too late and learning too slowly.

All his life, he searched for a love powerful enough to unravel everything he thought he understood about the world and about himself. No one ever taught him what love truly meant—not the kind you give and not the kind you live.

He moved through life unaware that love doesn’t blind you at all. It reveals everything, opening your eyes to the one soul who makes you believe your existence was written for them alone.

He failed more times than he can bear to remember.

This book is his reckoning—his confession, his truth, and the apology he never managed to speak aloud. It is a tribute to the one person who showed him what love really is… and the one he lost because he learned too late.

Change is a standalone collection of poetry and reflective prose told in raw, bite-sized pieces. Meant to be read slowly or devoured in one sitting, each entry is a confession. Each page is a quiet reckoning with love, regret, heartbreak, and emotional growth.

For anyone who has loved and lost.

For those who learned too late.

For the ones still carrying what was never said.

For readers who believe love changes you—even when it leaves.

For anyone still holding the echo of a love they didn’t get right.

About the author

Nathan Domine

Nathan Domine is a contemporary American poet whose work explores the intimate terrain of love, healing, and personal growth. With a style that blends emotional vulnerability and lyrical grace, his debut collection Change offers readers a poetic journey through heartbreak, hope, and the transformative power of self-reflection. Written in the form of deeply personal letters, Change has been praised for its accessibility, sincerity, and ability to resonate across a wide spectrum of human experience.

Nathan's poetry invites readers to sit with their emotions, confront their truths, and embrace the messiness of being human. When he isn’t writing, he’s connecting with readers who find solace and strength in his words. Change marks the beginning of what promises to be a compelling literary career rooted in empathy, authenticity, and poetic craft.

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