Some hearts don't shatter. They unravel-thread by thread.
Mist, Maroon and Molten Gold is a collection of poems about the quiet ways we come undone-and the quieter ways we find ourselves again.
These poems wander through love and loss, longing and loneliness, memory and healing. They hold space for the words we never said, the people we never stopped carrying, and the versions of ourselves we had to leave behind. Each page is an invitation to linger a little longer with the emotions we are often taught to rush past.
Woven with recurring images of oceans, moonlight, marigolds, snow, stars, French knots, and fire, this collection traces the many ways a heart breaks, survives, and slowly learns to remain soft. Tender yet unflinching, it is a reminder that healing is rarely linear, and that beauty often reveals itself in the aftermath.
Whether you are grieving a person, a place, a dream, or simply searching for words that feel like home, these poems will meet you where you are.
Come for the poetry. Stay for the parts of yourself you thought you'd lost.
