Wildflower

This poetry collection explores the delicate, sometimes chaotic, and always profound world of motherhood and childhood through the lens of nature. It captures the exhaustion, moments of quiet despair, flashes of indescribable joy, and the persistent hope that shapes a mother's days, with a hopeful and relatable approach. At the same time, it celebrates children's boundless imagination, innocence, and the ordinary beauty that makes childhood whimsical. The nature themes and imagery woven throughout the book creates a grounding backdrop: the changing seasons, the light through trees, the whisper of wind, intertwined with the reflection on the rhythms of family life and the small, fleeting moments that are both ordinary and extraordinary. Full of warmth, insight, and heart, this collection is for anyone who has loved, raised, or simply watched a child grow, offering a glimpse into the complex and beautiful spaces between mother and child.


*Trigger Warning: there is a single poem that speaks of the loss of a child on page #73. This poem is reverent, respectful, and meant to honor you.