About this book
Somewhere Between Grief and God is an anthology that covers the aspects of human life. How at every passing second something in us feels hollow.
It asks the questions that sit deep in your heart and slowly rot your mind.
With answers that feel like dawn after a fire.
These pages hold fragments of a heart that is lost in an abyss and the prayers it whispers loud enough for the God who hears them.
Excerpts
We are desperate souls.
That ache to be remembered,
To leave a mark beyond this illusion.
To shine even when burned out.
Perhaps the cruelest way of existence is not hatred.
It is the silence of being forgotten.
And, for I thanked the fire—
For burning me in a way that left my soul blooming,
And I thanked the thorns—
For reminding me that not everything in sight,
Is meant to be held.
We tear flowers from their roots just to admire them.
Perhaps that is why we split spirits open
just to see what they are hiding.
To cradle hearts like gardeners pluck flowers and call it devotion.
To search between ribs, to overlook the secrets that haven’t bloomed yet.
But beauty may never survive the pain of being plucked by the roots.
To be broken,
To be carved into secrets.
A flower does not thank the gardener—
For setting it free.
Look Inside
A few pages from the book, so you can see how it reads before you buy.
