Victims of love whispered their deepest sorrows to the divine, offering their grief to the ancient immortals of Olympus as they hoped their cries would stir even the coldest of stars. Love had left them stranded in the wilderness of their hearts, yet still, they dared to reach out, their hands trembling as they bared their wounds.
In the solemn hush between heartbreak and healing, they uttered prayers through frozen tears. Some begged for the fire to ignite once more within them; others, for the strength to move forward. Some sought only to understand why love, the most tender of all, could wound so deeply. Each prayer was a plea to a different god, shaped by the unique pain it sought to soothe.
Whispers to the Gods collects these offerings into essays and poems as a testament to the resilience of the heart. It is an odyssey through passion and sorrow, where every whispered prayer ascends with the fierce hope that the divine, in all its forms, still listens.