Can I Say I Loved Her?

Echoes of Justin, Book 3

De: P. Pierre, YO A

Narrado por: Matt Penson

Love is rarely a straight path. It stumbles, it soars, it aches, it heals. In Can I Say I Loved Her?, P. Pierre and YOA trace the fragile beauty of longing, desire, hope, and heartbreak through poems that are both intimate and universal. Like watercolor wings pressed against the page, each verse moves between vulnerability and strength, between love lost and love remembered.

A continuation of Justifying Justin, this collection shifts the lens to Justin himself, offering his voice and lived experience in raw, lyrical form. Here, Justin speaks directly—his doubts, his desires, his reasons, his regrets—becoming the other side of the conversation that began in Confessions of a Manaholic.

Not just a question but a reckoning, Can I Say I Loved Her? stands as both a rebuttal and a revelation. It is a quiet offering for anyone who has ever loved deeply, broken quietly, and dared to begin again.

©2025 Nickisha Pierre-Pierre (P)2025 Nickisha Pierre-Pierre

Tender and Honest

What makes Can I Say I Loved Her? stand out is its emotional restraint. The poems don’t rush to explain or resolve love — they let it exist as memory, longing, and quiet truth. Listening to this book feels intimate, like being let into a private reflection on love that didn’t end cleanly, but mattered deeply. It’s honest, tender, and stays with you long after the final line.