This photobook is a visual meditation on the melancholic and visceral poetry of Ahmet Erhan, set against the nostalgic backdrop of a second-hand bookstore. The project aims to capture the "urban loneliness" and "evening-tinted sorrow" prevalent in Erhan's verses by juxtaposing them with monochromatic captures of forgotten objects: aging typewriters, scattered cassettes, and stacks of worn-out books.

Each photograph serves as a physical echo of the poet's internal world, turning the act of browsing through an old bookstore into a journey through a soul's history. By integrating Erhan's raw lyrical fragments into a minimalist editorial layout, the book transforms from a mere collection of images into a tangible experience of longing, memory, and the quiet beauty found in life's remnants.