Iscariot

Iscariot is not about condemnation, but recognition. It is about seeing clearly the parts of life, of others, and of ourselves that betray us, and transforming them into verse, so that no pain remains without a voice. Iscariot is not only a name, it is a symbol. It may be the people who fail us, the betrayals that leave invisible scars, or the voices that silence our truth. But Iscariot also lives within us: in the moments when we abandon our own faith, when we cheat on our dreams, when we compromise with fear instead of standing with courage.
This book is a mirror of those shadows. It gathers the weight of broken promises, the pain of unmet expectations, and the silence of wounds carried too long. Yet through fire and ink, these poems also speak of resilience, the stubborn light that survives after every betrayal.