Blind Rain

Exploring themes of loss and imagination, the poems delve into the tension between being rooted in reality and finding freedom within it. The collection begins with elegies reflecting on the author's father's death, transitioning into meditations on how creativity—through poetry, madness, and music—serves as both a consolation and a reminder of loss. "The Return," a key piece, examines the duality of "true," intertwining personal and cultural narratives to engage in a postmodern dialogue about the significance of returning to ground oneself ethically and emotionally.