*“A poem for readers who’ve ever been seen between the lines. Comings and Goings arrives in paperback this July 1—because some stories are meant to be held.”
For When the Battery Fades
Or the Wi-Fi just won’t play nice…
Boston, ’84. A boy on the run
From chatter and chaos, from everyone.
A girl with eyes that didn’t flinch—
A mixtape moment, inch by inch.
Not swipes, not screens—just breath and beer,
And Rachmaninoff floating near.
He wasn’t looking, she wasn’t loud,
But somehow, silence drew a crowd.
A paperback tale for your favorite chair,
For train rides, porch lights, anywhere.
A story that listens, instead of insists—
Of glances held and what love resists.
Not first love. Not neat or clean.
Just the grace of being truly seen.
🗓️ Out July 1 in paperback—because not every chapter needs a charger.
Perfect for hands that miss the rustle of a page… or hearts that carry the weight of memory like a well-loved spine.
A Certain Point of View, Too 
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