Poems of memory, doubt, and the search for belonging.This intimate collection moves from moments of family life -- scrapbooks, hydrangeas, pork chops and summer aloe-- into questions of faith, identity, and belonging. Rooted in memories and a daughter's conversation with her mother, these poems ask "Is Jesus real like me?" They refuse easy answers, navigating shame, otherness, and the peculiar solace of inherited belief. Through plain, observant language and recurrent domestic images, the book traces a spiritual arc: rootedness, rupture, searching, and the slow, imperfect work of reconciliation.Readers will find poems that comfort and unsettle in equal measure, offering companionship to anyone wrestling with doubt, grieving a loved one, or seeking a faith that can hold both questions and grace.
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