Poems New and Old

The collection offers a vivid journey through the poet’s ever‑watchful eye on the natural world, from the solemn sway of ancient beeches to the luminous dance of Venus across twilight branches. Its verses blend fresh, unpublished pieces with selections drawn from earlier books, creating a tapestry where childhood memories sit beside grand, almost mythic reflections on sky and stone. The language is richly textured, often bordering on the musical, inviting listeners to hear the “music of the spheres” echo in each line.

Throughout the book, a quiet reverence for time and place emerges, as wind‑swept leaves and distant horizons become metaphors for inner longing and resilience. The poet’s autobiographical fragments feel intimate yet universal, offering comfort to anyone who has ever sought solace in the outdoors. Listeners will find the shifting moods—from tranquil evenings to storm‑laden woodlands—create a compelling, immersive experience that lingers long after the final stanza.