Dawn of this Hunger

The poems delve into the life of Christ through the perspectives of those closest to him, capturing both pivotal moments and intimate experiences, such as Mary's early feelings of motherhood and Saint Joseph's quiet companionship. Written during the author's formative years as a Catholic and poet, the collection intertwines narrative with lyrical reflections on God and the human relationship with the divine. This work aims to articulate the inexpressible, deepening the connection to Christ by exploring his life and its resonance within us.