Trilogy

The collection features three long poems reflecting on the devastation of World War II, drawing comparisons to the works of T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound. The first poem captures the resilience and hope amidst the London blitz, while the second celebrates rebirth from destruction. The final piece emphasizes themes of love and resurrection, using lyrical and Biblical imagery to convey a profound sense of renewal and gratitude for life after loss. Together, they form a powerful testament to human endurance and faith in the face of adversity.