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There are moments in life when ordinary language fails us. Grief, wonder, loss, love, and awe are often too large to be held by explanation alone. Oftentimes, they live somewhere between thought and feeling, between memory and imagination. Mythopoetic poetry exists in that space. This cycle was written in my attempt to explore that space. Mythopoetic poetry is not simply storytelling, and it is not purely symbolic abstraction. It draws on the ancient tradition of mythmaking,

Mythopoetic poetry serves as a bridge between the tangible world and the vast cosmos of human imagination. It invites readers to explore the depths of their own experiences while connecting them to universal themes that resonate across cultures and time. This blog post will delve into the essence of mythopoetic poetry, its historical significance, and its relevance in contemporary literature. Understanding Mythopoetic Poetry Mythopoetic poetry intertwines myth and poetry to c

Grief, a universal experience, yet quintessentially one of the most personal and harrowing journeys we can undertake. What does it mean to grieve, what healing looks like, and what results from that process....I don't know that there is a universally correct answer to those questions, but I attempt to explore them in The Whispered March . Here, I try to establish a sort of reference point for the various layers of grief depicted in the narrative, the healing processes that un