"Will You Love a Depressed Person?" is a novel told in verse—a confession of shadows, faith, and fragile love. Written in raw, lyrical prose, this book invites readers into the storm of depression, the silence of rejection, the ache of unrequited love, and the trembling hope of faith. Each poem is a prayer, a wound, a question whispered into the quiet: Can someone broken still be worthy of love?

Through five movements—Darkness, Silence, Love, Wrestling, and Learning to Stay—the author traces a journey from despair toward a fragile but fierce hope in God. Vulnerable yet resilient, this work is for anyone who has asked if they are "too much," for anyone who has wrestled with faith in the fog, and for anyone learning that love—human and divine—is the bravest thing of all.