Poetry

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Beauty in Number

Beauty in Number is a poetic journey through the hidden architecture of breath, pattern, and paradox. From zero to infinity, each poem traces a quiet arc—folding inward, spiralling outward—where silence becomes structure and number becomes myth.

Drawing on the universal language of mathematics, this collection transforms primes, spirals, constants, and voids into contemplative reflections. These are not formulas to solve, but mysteries to inhabit—where recursion becomes rhythm, and the infinite flickers through the finite.

For readers drawn to the intersection of poetry, philosophy, and the ineffable, Beauty in Number offers a space to pause, reflect, and listen to the quiet logic that shaped the world before it was named.

A Solace of Silence

A Solace of Silence is a children’s book for grown-ups—a lyrical fable about quiet, connection, and the spaces between words.

Simon doesn’t speak much. But he listens deeply. In a world that rushes to fill every silence, his story invites readers to slow down, tune in, and rediscover the gentle power of stillness.

Written with the simplicity of a bedtime story and the emotional depth of a novel, this book is for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed by noise or unseen in the crowd. It’s not here to teach. It’s here to keep you company.

Perfect for fans of poetic storytelling, introspective fiction, and quiet books that linger long after the last page.

Suite for the Unspoken

Suite for the Unspoken is a lyrical meditation on what lingers—grief, longing, devotion unreturned—and how silence becomes its own language.

Across two interwoven trilogies, Rupert Damerell offers verses steeped in soft resilience: the slow unwinding of shared memory in Trilogy of Her, and the ache of quiet yearning in Some Feelings Stay Unsent. Each poem is a room gently inhabited. A drawer opened. A teacup cooling beside absence. A string bowed with feeling that never quite resolves.

This is not a journey of grand revelation, but of emotional archaeology—recovering meaning from ordinary objects and overlooked gestures. It speaks to those who straighten picture frames without knowing why, who wait before sipping tea, who carry love quietly.

Tender, spare, and exquisitely tuned to human feeling, this collection is for anyone learning to live beside what’s been lost—or what was never truly theirs.