Crescent Moons

A first collection of around two dozen poems on love, loss, hope, and self-discovery. Some go to political and uncomfortable places, trading polish for a raw, unapologetic look at the world — vivid, honest, and willing to push at the edges.

The crescent — the moon caught between full and empty — is the central image: change, growth, and renewal in some traditions, incompleteness in others. Both readings are intended. The collection isn’t meant to offend so much as to provoke a little thought, and to sit with the contradictions of being a person in a complicated world.

49 pages. Self-published (2023). Available on Amazon.