The living world is so much more than what we name it.
A leaf. A river. A feather. A dandelion. I find myself wondering about the life held within each one, the story beyond what we see, and what might be revealed if we lingered there for a while, curious enough to imagine the world from another way of being.
That wondering lives at the heart of Tapestry of Voices: When Nature Speaks, a collection rooted in curiosity, interconnectedness, and the wonder of a world alive all around us.
This week, I’m sharing one of the first voices from the collection, The Dandelion’s Testament, and the story of how these poems began.
