Sea Garden

A vivid tapestry of sea‑bound images and restless wanderings, this collection invites listeners into a world where wind‑torn roses, stubborn cliffs, and the sigh of tide become the language of longing. The poet’s imagist eye captures moments of fragile beauty—a lone rose clinging to sand, a helmsman’s desperate chant, the eerie hush of a shoreline that both beckons and betrays. Each piece unfolds with a rhythmic pulse that mirrors the ebb and flow of the ocean, drawing you into a landscape where nature and memory intertwine.

Through a series of striking, lyrical sketches, the work explores humanity’s uneasy relationship with the wild—our attempts to tame the coast, the quiet reverence for rugged horizons, and the haunting sense of being adrift. Listeners will feel the brine on their skin, hear the creak of ancient timbers, and sense the lingering echo of a distant tide, all while the poems linger just beyond the horizon, promising more to discover.