Woman Nature Love — echoes to myself
There is a voice that lives beneath the noise — patient, rooted, ancient. This collection is a gathering of that voice. Written in the language of seasons and soil, of longing and arrival, Woman Nature Love moves through the territories of womanhood: the body as landscape, grief as weather, love as something that grows slowly in the dark.
These are poems for the woman who has stood at the edge of herself and looked inward. For the one who finds her healing in the turning of leaves, in the silence after rain, in the small ceremonies of an ordinary day. Each poem is an echo — sent out, and returned.
"She did not search for herself in mirrors. She found herself in rivers."
— from Woman Nature Love
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