Sometimes I Smile

Exploring the complexities of modern humanity, this poetry collection engages with themes of love, death, and fear through introspective debates. The author employs diverse poetic forms, including haikus and sonnets, to foster a connection with readers and the broader world. The verses delve into personal trauma while hinting at paths to healing, often incorporating elements of Buddhism and references to culture, history, and satire. This multifaceted approach invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and emotions.