Blood Of The Forgotten

In the silence of abandoned graves and the echo of names erased from memory, KJ Abyzz carves a testament to those who linger in shadow. Blood of the Forgotten is a collection of gothic poetry that bleeds with sorrow, exile, and the haunting beauty of remembrance. These verses are not gentle elegies — they are incantations, written in the language of ruin and desire. Abyzz conjures imagery of broken cathedrals, veils of mourning, and the crimson pulse of histories buried yet unquiet. Each poem is a relic, a fragment of the forgotten, carried forward in blood and shadow. ?? Themes of memory and loss: Poems that resurrect the voices of the forsaken, the nameless, and the betrayed. ?? Dark romanticism: Desire entwined with grief, passion bound to decay, love that lingers beyond the grave. ?? Atmospheric imagery: Blood, ruins, sanctuaries, and spectral echoes — symbols of mortality and persistence. ?? Tone and style: Lyrical, ceremonial, and haunting, each poem feels like a ritual carved into stone. Blood of the Forgotten is a journey into the heart of gothic sorrow, where every word drips with remembrance and every silence is heavy with the weight of those lost to time. Abyzz does not simply write poetry — he exhumes it, breathing life into the forgotten and binding their stories in verse. This is a book for those who find beauty in decay, who hear whispers in the ruins, and who understand that blood is not only life, but memory.