The harp-weaver, and other poems

A richly woven tapestry of lyric and imagination, this collection invites listeners into a garden of feeling where season and spirit intertwine. The poems move from the quiet hunger of a restless heart to the trembling hues of autumn, each piece unfolding with vivid images of roses, rain‑kissed woods, and solitary night watches. In the lyrical “Three Songs from the Lamp and the Bell,” the voice shifts between longing and playful repetition, offering a musical rhythm that feels both intimate and timeless.

Interlaced with playful sonnets and haunting shorter works, the book balances wistful contemplation with moments of bright humor. Themes of love, grief, and the restless search for meaning surface through the poet’s keen eye for everyday wonders—a wandering shepherd, a lone rose, the whisper of a wind‑bent leaf. Listeners will find a steady, soothing cadence that encourages reflection while rewarding each attentive ear with fresh, evocative detail.