What Could have Been
Sarah Huber
This collection of poems reflects the tender past of a heartbreak—memories that linger, ache, and quietly shape the present. Each poem resonates with emotional honesty, capturing the fragile space between love and loss, certainty and uncertainty.
Woven through the verses are vivid recollections of old times—beautiful moments remembered through the haze of what was and what could never be. Yet this is not a story of sorrow alone. It is the voice of a woman who has known heartbreak, learned to rebuild herself, and still chooses hope. An optimistic realist and a romantic at heart, she writes with unflinching openness, allowing vulnerability to become strength.
Her poetry embraces uncertainty while honoring resilience, reminding readers that even broken hearts continue to love, dream, and heal. This book is a quiet celebration of survival, memory, and the courage to believe in love again.
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