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Inside the Book · Book 3 of 4

the shape keeps its name a little longer

The Home Missed Itself Book 3 · Forms remember

33 interior haiku where geometry becomes a language of longing — squares yearn to be circles, angles exhale, shapes forget their names.

The Home Missed Itself, Book 3 — cover: two chairs and a cube in a room of blue, orange and yellow planes

33

Interior Haiku

Rooms where squares soften and circles wander.

45

Pages

Ebook · Dec 2025

4

Books

One home, four lenses: mirrored, colored, geometric, unified.

Introduction (Geometric)

In this room, a square stands against the wall.
It does not know it has four sides.
It only knows it touches the floor in four places.

An angle opens between two walls.
It is where the light stops for a moment,
before continuing toward the window.

Here, geometry is not drawn with a pencil.
It appears in the shadow of a chair,
the corner of a table,
the line where the wall meets the ceiling.

Sample Pages

The table united

with the empty chair.

Full-page illustration from the book: two chairs and a cube in a room of teal and white planes

The square decided to be a circle —

its corners drew near

in silence.

The Home sheltered

colors inside its forms —

radiances.

Contents — 33 haiku and the last page
  1. The square decided to be a circle —1
  2. The angle exhaled,2
  3. The trapezoid settled3
  4. The square played4
  5. A line leapt5
  6. The grasses approved their lines,6
  7. The circle saw7
  8. An axis came out.8
  9. The straight line slid down the edge,9
  10. The circle stumbled,10
  11. The spiral asked for11
  12. Nonsense paused,12
  13. The scholar chilled the room,13
  14. The physicist invited Algebra14
  15. X did not approve15
  16. The book lies open16
  17. The cube looked at the corner,17
  18. The table united18
  19. The sofa liked its shape19
  20. Geometry came out20
  21. All the dashes were in place,21
  22. The perpendicular lay22
  23. The cylinder fell apart23
  24. The scholar — praise.24
  25. One wall rejected the circle.25
  26. The floor puffed up26
  27. Geometry comes27
  28. The wall solved28
  29. The table washed29
  30. Empty space —30
  31. The dining room fled31
  32. Pink square tiles.32
  33. The Home sheltered33
  34. Lines run∞
About the Authors

Brani & Desi

A form appears. A corner meets a wall, a table finds its balance, light plays with the space around it.

A line is not only a mark between two points. It carries a question: “What lies between us?”

read slowly. Remain in unknowing.

Let the home find itself.

The Home Missed Itself, Book 3 — Forms remember
Free on Apple Books · 45 pages · 33 interior haiku · English
Also available: Books 1–4 on Apple Books and Amazon.

Note on formats: Kindle and Hardcover include full-colour illustrations. Paperback is printed in black & white on groundwood paper, without illustrations.