Song-Surf

In this lyrical tapestry, the poet invites listeners into a midnight tavern where a thoughtful conversation unfolds between a wanderer and his companion Omar. Their exchange treads the age‑old terrain of mortality, desire, and the fleeting nature of time, using vivid metaphors of wine, birds, and dust to sketch a meditation on what lies beyond the familiar shore of life. The dialogue’s rhythm sways between playful banter and solemn inquiry, setting a tone that feels both intimate and timeless.

The collection then ripples outward, offering a dozen standalone poems that echo the opening’s yearning. From the hush of a sea‑ghost drifting over moonlit waters to the quiet reverence of an ancient abbey, each piece paints a distinct mood while retaining a unifying whisper of existential curiosity. Listeners will find themselves drifting between cultures and centuries—Greek myth, Japanese reverence, desert silence—yet always returning to the central question: how do we taste the present when eternity beckons? This listening experience is a contemplative surf on the currents of human thought and feeling.