breathing and beating in tune with the wild earth is my kind of magic.

As a nature poet, I live simply, immersing myself in the elements—camping beside rivers and oceans, listening deeply to the rhythms of the natural world. In this state of presence, I find everything is alive and speaking to me in its native tongue. I am humbled, transformed, inspired. Breathing and beating in tune with the wild earth is my kind of magic.

I hope my work points us back to essential ways of being—where we remember our belonging in nature, community, and our own inner wilderness. I strive to be a voice that guides us away from consumption and competition, and toward creativity, connection, awe.

I imagine a world in which we live in harmony with the Earth and each other—where gratitude and responsibility guide our place in the great web of life. 

My poems are spells of return—part incantation, part compass, part hymn to the beauty and ache of this broken world. They map the path through both shadow and light, guiding me home and beckoning others to rediscover the sacred ground of their own hearts, bodies, and our living Earth.