Dream tapestries

A richly woven collection of verse invites listeners into a world where ordinary moments shimmer with the extraordinary. From the gentle lull of “Hyacinth” in a quiet arbor to the solemn procession of a young king through an enchanted wood, each poem feels like a fragment of a larger, dream‑filled tapestry. The language is vivid yet tender, pairing delicate images of green apples and moonlit gardens with deeper currents of loss and wonder.

The book moves fluidly between forms—concise hokku, lyrical sketches, and narrative mini‑epics—offering a varied rhythm that keeps the ear eager. Themes of nature, memory, and fleeting beauty recur, while playful voices of bakers, butchers, and candlemakers ground the ethereal in everyday life. A recurring motif of cloaks and woven threads suggests that every line is both a cover and a revelation.

Listening feels like wandering through a gallery of whispered scenes, each piece a soft, shimmering thread that beckons you to linger, reflect, and let imagination stitch its own patterns across the verses.