A Silent Sermon: Poems for a Father Who Lived the Word is a tender and reflective collection of poems written for anyone who has grieved the loss of a father,or a guiding presence whose life shaped their own. Inspired by the life and memory of Mr. Agim Theophilus, this book reaches beyond one family’s story to speak to the shared experience of love, loss, and remembrance. Rather than attempting to explain grief, these poems sit quietly with it,offering companionship, memory, and light in the spaces where words often fall short. Through lyrical reflection, the author honors the kind of father whose life spoke louder than sermons: a man of faith, integrity, humility, and steadfast love. Each poem captures universal truths many children recognize in a good father,a guiding light in darkness, a pillar of truth, a protector of home, a teacher of life, and a presence whose influence remains long after loss. Though rooted in the memory of Mr. Agim Theophilus, these pages invite readers to see their own fathers, their own memories, and their own grief reflected within the lines. With themes of loss, faith, legacy, and enduring love, A Silent Sermon gently reminds readers that a father does not truly leave. He becomes the values we carry forward, the courage we lean on, and the light we continue to walk by. Soft, reverent, and deeply human, this book is a companion for grieving hearts,an offering of peace, reflection, and the reassurance that love does not end with absence.