UNRAVELED: Poems of Hunger, Devotion, and Slow Ruin

Some poems don’t ask permission.

Unraveled is a slow-burning collection of erotic poetry that moves through the body the way desire does — slowly at first, then all at once.

Divided into five sections, this collection traces the arc from the first dangerous glance to the marks that stay long after:

THE LOOK — where being seen becomes a kind of undoing

THE HOLD — where surrender is not taken, but taught

THE WANT — where desire deepens into devotion

THE BREAK — where composure splits and pleasure tells the truth

THE STAY — where the body keeps what the night cannot

Woven between the poems are micro fragments and intentional silences — pages that breathe, pages that pause, pages that make you feel what the words won’t say out loud.

This is not polite poetry.
This is hunger, devotion, ruin, and softness in the language of the body.

This is the kind that leaves fingerprints.

For readers 18+. This collection contains explicit sexual content, power dynamics, dominance and submission themes, and language rooted in the body.