God, Did You Forget?

God, Did You Forget? is a collection for the seeker who still whispers questions into the dark. For the believer who loves God but wrestles with silence. For the soul that has known faith not as certainty, but as trembling, aching hope.

Leila Rumi writes for those standing at the edge of doubt, holding a prayer in one hand and a wound in the other. These poems inhabit the tender space between surrender and struggle, where belief becomes less about answers and more about reaching-again, and again-for something greater than fear.

In this book, faith is not a polished declaration.
It is a pulse.
A bruise.
A small, steady flame that flickers but refuses to die.

Rumi walks through seasons of longing, waiting, disappointment, and renewal, asking the questions we are often afraid to speak aloud: Where was God when I broke? Who hears the prayers that never form? What does hope look like when the night stretches on?

These poems honor uncertainty while offering gentle invitations back to wonder. They explore sacred quiet, the holiness of everyday survival, and the mysterious ways hope returns-softly, unexpectedly, like light through a half-opened door.

With lyrical clarity and spiritual honesty, God, Did You Forget? becomes a companion for those navigating their own wilderness of faith. It reminds us that doubt is not the opposite of belief, but its shadow-evidence that we are still reaching, still yearning, still alive.

A book for the restless.
The faithful.
The questioning.
The ones who pray even when their voice shakes.

Hold it close. Let it speak to your darkness-and your dawn.