the House Still Knows His Name: Poems for haunted, tender, and becoming

The House Still Knows His Name is a poetry collection about grief, queer tenderness, chosen family, longing, and the slow, uneven work of becoming.Written from the threshold between loss and life after loss, these poems move through haunted rooms, empty chairs, digital intimacies, old friendships, new desire, and the ache of wanting to be seen without being reshaped. They speak to widowhood, loneliness, love that changes form, and the quiet courage it takes to keep reaching for connection after the world has already broken open.Tender, intimate, and unafraid of the dark, this collection is not a map out of sorrow. It is a record of standing inside it - listening for what still lives.For the haunted. For the tender. For the becoming.

Pagina's: 118, Paperback, Independently published