The Moons and The Monsters

“A fierce unravelling of the sacred and the profane, a relentless unleashing of everything within. In these verses, divinity is entwined with darkness, light with shadow, and longing with rage. It is a journey into the core of what it means to be human—vulnerable, powerful, broken, and whole; with all the beauty and the wildness, the strength and the struggle. For who said grace comes for free? Who said tenderness is foreign to a beast? Who said softness is for the weak? Who said monsters don’t bleed? Who said rage doesn’t hold divinity? Ask me about it—I would know.”