The Seamstress Before Light
An original poem that follows a hand-sewn mending before dawn — needle, thread, old linen — and quietly repairs the day along with the...
The Silence of Trees
There are mornings when you can no longer tell how you keep standing. You look at the yard, the street, the noise around you,...
The Sea That Counts the Days
A poem about patience, the passing of time, and a sea that returns what we have offered it.
The Well That Answers
On the lip of the old well, the water is still. I lean over — and my own voice comes back.
The Astral Tryst: A Nocturne for the Beloved
For there, until the blushing break of day, / Our souls shall dance the waltz of sacred sleep.
The Thunderbolt: A Poem of First Sight
The crowded room dissolved into the air, / When first I caught the lightning of your gaze.
The Unyielding Harbour: A Vow of Solace
I am the harbour from the raging sea, The lighthouse beam that burns alone for thee.
The Pyre of Sweetest Sins
Two kindred flames in conflagration meet, A story of the flesh, in whispers told.
The Quiet Parting: An Elegy of Winter
The leaves must fall to feed the root below, / From frozen ground, a new flower yet may grow.
The Golden Waking: A Morning Serenade
But first, the opening of your sleepy eyes, Is brighter than the glory of the noon.