"One Quiet Line" is a poetry collection about listening—to silence, to fatigue, to belief as it falters. Moving from light to shadow and back again, these poems explore loss without spectacle, faith without certainty, and hope without insistence. Written in moments of stillness, fracture, and return, the book resists easy answers and grand conclusions. Instead, it stays with the ordinary, the unfinished, and the quietly human—offering attention where clarity loosens and meaning briefly reveals itself before retreating again.
