Pamplemousse

Pamplemousse is a collection of poems about the things we hold onto-ticket stubs, half-finished apologies, voicemails we can't quite delete-and the quiet reckonings that shape a life.

These poems speak in a voice that is by turns tender, self-aware, and gently ironic. They search for meaning in burned-out streetlamps, late-night emails, broken clocks, and memories that refuse to behave. With nods to the everyday and the existential, Pamplemousse explores love, loss, and the strange dignity of continuing.

If you've ever stared into your refrigerator late at night waiting for answers, this might be your kind of book.

For fans of Billy Collins, Ada Lim?n, and anyone who has ever laughed a little too hard at the wrong moment.