If You Ever Felt Too Much

Ceneri, Adric: - Adric Ceneri is an artist, poet, writer, and author whose work is shaped by lived experience and emotional truth. Born in Mexico, he spent his early childhood on the Pacific coast, where he was raised by his parents until the age of five. After their separation, he faced circumstances that would deeply shape his identity and define the emotional core of his work.His poetry explores pain, survival, identity, and sexuality, transforming personal wounds into artistic expression. Ceneri writes with an honest and rebellious voice, turning raw emotions into lyrical language while remaining fiercely authentic as an artist. Through intimate and evocative storytelling, his work gives form to suffering, resilience, and the search for meaning.In August 2003, he migrated to the United States in search of stability and peace after experiencing a period of deep emotional turmoil. Although he survived, the aftermath left lasting marks on his personal and creative development.Writing became his refuge. During high school, he began writing in solitude after classes, using language as a means of survival while learning English in an unfamiliar environment. At the same time, his art studies allowed him to discover a new way to process trauma. Since then, art and writing have become the foundation of his life.In 2010, after years of editorial rejection, he self-published his first poetry collection, My Poetry: The Remains of a Human, which received a positive response and led to public readings and the growth of his readership.His work P.E.D.R.O.: Deep Emptiness was later accepted for publication as the first installment of a planned four-book novel series. Due to production limitations, the project was discontinued. The work is scheduled for relaunch after 2026 under the title PEDRO.With over twenty years of writing and more than a decade as a published author, Ceneri's body of work includes My Poetry: The Remains of a Human (2010), Walking Towards Happiness (2019), and his latest collection, If You Ever Felt Too Much (2026). He has also developed a series of thematic journals inspired by Walking Towards Happiness.He currently collaborates with Magesoul Publishing, working alongside founder Carlos Medina and the executive team to support and elevate voices within the poetry community.In addition to writing, Ceneri is a visual artist. He has designed covers for works such as It Hurts, Survival, and Healing, the first anthology trilogy by Magesoul Publishing, as well as projects for other authors. He has also contributed original work to each volume and continues to create visual and translation-based literary projects.