In a city where expressive language is quietly erased, Mireya Halin rediscovers poetry and begins restoring meaning one word at a time. As her careful curation awakens recognition and connection among ordinary citizens, the system moves to silence her before language can spread further. Though removed from power, Mireya succeeds in proving that once people remember how to hear themselves, no authority can fully take their voice away.
Dystopian
Rebellion
Identity
Found Family
Hopepunk
Memory
Psychological
Survival
Healing
Coming of Age
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★ (4.3) (20)
GenrePoetry
Length40 mins
Publish dateJan 21, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1
4Chapter 4
2Chapter 2
5Chapter 5
3Chapter 3
6Chapter 6
About the author
Lynvina Mance
I write the way I listen, slowly, closely, and with respect for small moments. Nature teaches me more about people than any classroom ever could, and most of my stories grow from quiet walks and long thoughts. I believe words should feel like breath, simple, alive, and honest.View all audiobooks by Lynvina Mance
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