Singing the Dawn: Poems of Death and Resurrection is a contemplative poetry collection that engages deeply with the great Christian themes of mortality, loss, transformation, and hope.
Through lyrical language and theological sensitivity, the poems explore:
The reality of death and human fragility
Grief, waiting, and silence
The promise of resurrection and renewal
Dawn as a symbol of Easter hope and spiritual awakening
Rooted in Christian imagination and liturgical rhythm, this collection speaks both to personal bereavement and to the wider mystery of death and new life. It is particularly well suited to Holy Week, Eastertide, funerals, retreats, and quiet devotional reading.