A meditation on loss and transformation, the collection confronts the inevitability of decline. It carries the ache of longing for former selves, of remembering a body and spirit that time has already reshaped. Yet within that mourning lies a search for acceptance: not a grand resolution, but a fragile peace found in navigating change. It is an exploration of memory, absence, and the beauty hidden in erosion. 'A body I Remember' is a quiet monologue about a storm I’ve learned to live with, the kind that shapes, transforms, and leaves its mark.
