Miracles Forgotten

Miracles Forgotten is an uplifting antidote to our chaotic world. In his fourth poetry book, Luke Levi's poetry is deeply rooted in nature, beauty, and strong emotions.

He focuses on wabi-sabi, finding beauty in imperfection and impermanence, while also highlighting life's simple joys and how an end may be a beginning. He imbues love, spirituality, hope, and the idea of rebirth in his poems.

Taken as a whole, Miracles Forgotten marks where Levi found his voice. Inspired by poets such as Robert Frost, Mary Oliver, Carl Sandburg, and haiku poets, Levi writes with maturity about life, death, and the soul.

As an existential contemplation with a celebration of life, this calming book of poems uses nature as a metaphor for emotions, experiences, and spiritual teachings. His use of language is accessible yet layered, appealing to both casual readers and literary enthusiasts.