Description

Fragments of Us Held by Nature is a collection of poems that moves quietly through memory, family, and the emotions we rarely name out loud. These poems trace the tenderness of childhood, the comfort of familiar faces, and the unspoken bonds that shape who we become. Nature appears not as scenery, but as a witness — listening, holding, and reflecting what words sometimes cannot. Each piece feels like a moment paused in time, where love exists in small gestures and silence speaks just as loudly. The poems do not rush for meaning; they invite the reader to linger, to feel, and to remember. This book is for anyone who has grown up surrounded by people who felt like home, yet still felt the ache of change. It is about holding on without gripping too tightly. And somewhere between these pages, a question waits — which fragments of you will surface when you begin to read?