Meet Abraham Bravo, a poet whose words live in the quiet spaces between what’s said — and what isn’t. His debut collection, Love Hurts When Never Said, explores the tenderness of silence, the ache of longing, and the beauty of the emotions we keep hidden.
Told through four emotional arcs — The Spark, Playful & Dreaming, The Ache, and Reflection — Bravo’s poetry captures the full rhythm of unspoken love. Each piece reads like a heartbeat: sometimes shy and fluttering, sometimes heavy with the weight of words unsaid. His writing reveals that even in silence, there is truth — and even in missed chances, there is meaning.
Through vivid imagery and raw introspection, Bravo gives voice to quiet romantics and overthinkers alike — those who’ve ever carried a secret crush, replayed a conversation in their heads, or found beauty in the almosts.
Love Hurts When Never Said reminds us that vulnerability takes many forms, and that love, even when left unspoken, leaves an imprint on the soul.
✨ Discover Abraham Bravo and other emerging voices redefining poetry and storytelling at the Scottsdale Book Festival.