The Quiet Dawn is a collection of poems written in the hours between breaking and becoming.

These poems move through grief, love, longing, exhaustion, and survival, not as lessons, but as lived moments. They speak of nights that felt endless, of bodies that learned how to keep going, and of the quiet courage it takes to stay.

There is no urgency here. No promise of quick healing. Only an honest voice sitting beside pain, naming it gently, and letting the light arrive in its own time.

This book is for anyone who has ever felt too tired to explain themselves, for those who survived seasons they never talk about, and for readers who believe that softness can be a form of strength.

The Quiet Dawn is not about fixing life.
It is about staying long enough to witness it soften.