The Welcome Trilogy

Three chapbooks written across several years and two continents, following one search — from belovedness, to the question of whether God comes even here, to the stillness of trees.

Cover art for The Hardest Thing: a single small sprout, hand-painted in muted green ink.
Book One

The Hardest Thing

Chapbook · On Belovedness

Short, plainspoken poems on the discipline of receiving love — and the strange difficulty of believing it's enough.

Cover art for Even Here: a young, bare sapling with a few budding leaves, painted in soft gold.
Book Two

Even Here

Chapbook · Kathmandu & Advent

Poems written from rooftops above a mountain valley — bells, incense, and the question of whether God would come even here.

Cover art for The Sparrow and the Lily: a full, leafed-out tree with a small bird and a tiny house tucked in its branches.
Book Three

The Sparrow and the Lily

Chapbook · On Trees & Stillness

Poems written among trees, on the vocation of treeness — rootedness, shade, and a stillness that isn't idle.

Sold as a Set

The trilogy is bound and sold together, one order for all three.


Standalone

Written apart from the trilogy, for its own season.

The Farmer
and the Seed
An Easter Triptych

The Farmer and the Seed

Chapbook · An Easter Triptych

Three poems — Friday, Saturday, Sunday — following a seed through darkness into the first shout of joy.