A Walk amongst the Wild Flowers is a collection of poems about memory, grief, family, change, and the quiet forms of courage that carry us through uncertain lives. Moving between forests, cabins, rivers, storms, birds, firelight, and familiar rooms, the collection finds meaning in ordinary objects and fleeting moments: a lamp illuminating only the next step, a heron standing motionless at the water's edge, a worn path made by walking, a repaired cup still warm in the hand. The poems consider what we inherit from others, what we unknowingly pass on, and how relationships continue to shape us even after distance, time, or death. They explore the difficulty of becoming-of making mistakes, revising the stories we tell about ourselves, releasing what cannot be controlled, and choosing the next right action without knowing where the road will lead. Throughout the collection, the natural world serves as both witness and companion. Wrens, wildflowers, rivers, trees, and changing light reflect the resilience, tenderness, and impermanence of human life. Paired with vintage-inspired watercolor imagery, the poems create an intimate landscape in which sorrow and hope are allowed to exist beside one another. A Walk amongst the Wild Flowers is ultimately a meditation on attention: on noticing what remains, honoring what has passed, and finding beauty not because life is unbroken, but because it continues to grow through the cracks.