The View From Above is a poetry collection that journeys through the stages of grief, guided by the four elements of nature: water, fire, earth, and air.
Set in a city where dreams and reality intertwine, it explores love, loneliness, desire, memory, and self-destruction through the strange logic of a dream.
It is a journey of ascension, of rising high enough to confront the truth, while questioning what it means to see and to be seen from above.
Rather than escaping the past, these poems inhabit the space between experiencing pain and finding the distance to finally understand it. They trace the endless cycles of human emotion, repeating themselves through life's smallest moments and greatest losses.
At its heart lies the beauty of vulnerability, the courage to remain true to oneself, and the search for a modern paradise within an imperfect world.
A place where every ending becomes another beginning.
Related Subjects
Poetry