"A map of eternity drawn by mortal hands."
Mortals of Forever is a collection that lingers in the contradictions of being human: how temporary lives can hold infinite longing, how memory quietly rewrites what time cannot preserve, and how love has the remarkable ability to change not the world itself, but the way it is seen. Moving between stars and silence, blue hours and borrowed afternoons, these poems search for the invisible forces that shape us: wonder, love, devotion, memory, and the quiet hope that something fleeting might still leave an everlasting mark.
For anyone who has ever looked at the night sky and felt both impossibly small and impossibly alive, these pages offer not answers, but recognition. They invite you to pause, to notice, and perhaps to leave seeing the ordinary world just a little differently.