Written during a brief pause from the duties that organise an ordinary life, And Then She Saw traces an inward shift. Though some poems unfold far from home, the movement here is not toward elsewhere, but toward recognition. These poems attend to what is often carried quietly in time, care, endurance, longing, and to the ways a woman learns to stand inside her life without needing to escape it. A record of perspective changed, not circumstance. Of seeing clearly. Of Returning Without Leaving.
