The Voice You Forgot You Had: 25 Spoken Words from a Woman who Found Hers

Too many of us move through life silencing our truest selves: biting our tongues, shrinking our spirits, playing small just to get by. Whether it’s trauma, shame, systems built to keep us quiet, or simply the grind of everyday life, we forget the sound of our own voice: bold, brave, unfiltered.

The Voice You Forgot You Had is a call to remember.

Through raw honesty, humor, and spoken word storytelling, Faith Rodman Alpher’s debut poetry collection helps readers reclaim their power, speak with clarity, and live unapologetically. It’s not just a book. It’s a microphone for the soul.

In these twenty-five pieces, Faith delivers her soul, and in doing so, invites you to reclaim yours. This is more than poetry. It’s a lifeline for anyone who’s been silenced, dismissed, or has simply forgotten how powerful their truth can be. Faith found her voice. She wants you to find yours too.

Across every generation and identity, people are aching for connection, belonging, and the freedom to speak without shame. As Abraham Maslow once wrote, “the sacred is in the ordinary, in one’s daily life.” You don’t have to be extraordinary to be worthy. You just have to be fully yourself.

This book is timeless, because the need to be seen, heard, and uplifted never expires. Read it quietly or read it out loud. Feel it in your chest. Recognize yourself, fully and beautifully, in the rhythm of the page.