This book is not about dramatic love stories or perfect people. It is about the kind of love that grows slowly. The kind you notice in silence, in shared coffee, in staying after difficult conversations. The kind that doesn't arrive loudly but changes you deeply. When the Stars Align is a collection of poems and prose written from the heart of someone who waited, hoped, doubted, healed, and still chose to believe. It moves through longing and patience, through almosts and maybes, and finally into the warmth of being loved the right way, at the right time. These pages are filled with ordinary moments that became everything. Morning routines. Late-night talks. Books, music, missed calls, and hands that stayed. Love that didn't need to prove itself, only show up. This book is for the old-school romantics who still believe in softness. For those who crave connection but refuse to chase it. For anyone who has ever loved quietly, waited bravely, and learned that real love feels safe, steady, and enough. This is not a story about perfection. It is a story about presence. About two hearts choosing each other, again and again, until the stars finally align.