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Work in Progress: A Collection of Poems, Volume I
If my life is a trilogy, then I only have two installments left… time is so relentless.
The first volume of a lifelong poetic arc begins. Volume One gathers the most resonant and personal poems written during the first 33 years of the author’s life — a vivid chronicle of growth, heartbreak, reflection, and revelation. These are poems born from the quiet moments between ambition and stillness, from losses deeply felt and joys fully lived.
The author envisions a trilogy of poetic works, each published 30 years apart. This book is a time capsule and a that creativity need not be hurried, and a life’s work can unfold slowly, deliberately, with each chapter deepening the last. Through odes, confessions, and contemplations, the poems explore the universal desire for connection, healing, and incremental growth.
This is a book for anyone navigating the beautiful chaos of existence — a reminder that each of us is a work in progress.
The first volume of a lifelong poetic arc begins. Volume One gathers the most resonant and personal poems written during the first 33 years of the author’s life — a vivid chronicle of growth, heartbreak, reflection, and revelation. These are poems born from the quiet moments between ambition and stillness, from losses deeply felt and joys fully lived.
The author envisions a trilogy of poetic works, each published 30 years apart. This book is a time capsule and a that creativity need not be hurried, and a life’s work can unfold slowly, deliberately, with each chapter deepening the last. Through odes, confessions, and contemplations, the poems explore the universal desire for connection, healing, and incremental growth.
This is a book for anyone navigating the beautiful chaos of existence — a reminder that each of us is a work in progress.
80 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 29, 2025
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