A collection that refuses to sit quietly in the background.

39 Poems moves like a pulse across the page: part raw confession, part social commentary, part spiritual wake-up call. One moment you’re at a grandmother’s kitchen table, wrapped in memory and strawberry jam. A few pages later, you’re staring down the barrel of sport hunting, weapons, and the machinery of war. Then you’re dropped into word-play storms, mental health battles, and fierce prayers that refuse to give up.

Across elegies, protest pieces, spoken-word rhythms and meditative verse, the collection exposes our obsessions with status, violence and distraction, then keeps circling back to the possibility of redemption. In poems like “Life’s Prism,” “Mortal-Flesh,” “Eternal-Spirit,” “Free Will” and “I Pray,” the voice wrestles with God, ego, and the weight of choice, always returning to the idea that honesty and grace can still change a life. This is poetry designed to be read out loud, shared, argued with, returned to, Website and lived with.