What Remains is Love

About the Book

What Remains Is Love is a poetic journey through the breaking, healing, and reopening of the human heart. Divided into three parts – Fragments of a broken Heart, Thirty Ways to Heal a Broken Heart, and Thirty Ways to Love Again – the collection explores what happens when love leaves behind memories, questions, pain, and ultimately, growth. These poems move through the emotions many of us experience but sometimes struggle to put into words: heartbreak, loneliness, acceptance, forgiveness, hope, and the courage to begin again. Each section represents another step forward – from confronting what has been lost, to learning how to heal, to discovering that a wounded heart can still love deeply. What Remains Is Love is for anyone who has loved, lost, healed, or wondered whether their heart could ever open again. Because when the pain fades, the memories settle, and the heart begins to mend, something beautiful remains.

About the Author

Ronald Green is a poet and writer whose work explores love, heartbreak, healing, faith, and human experience. Through simple yet meaningful language, he transforms personal reflection and universal emotions into poetry designed to connect with readers from all walks of life. His writing is rooted in the belief that words can give a voice to emotions that are often difficult to express. Rather than hiding from pain, Ronald uses poetry to explore it, understand it, and ultimately discover the lessons and beauty that can emerge from it. Following his first poetry collection, Love From Above, Ronald continues his journey with What Remains Is Love, a collection centered on the evolution of the heart – from the fragments left by heartbreak, through the process of healing, to finding the courage to love again. As a poet, Ronald hopes his words remind readers that even after loss, disappointment, and change, the heart can heal, hope can return, and love can remain.