Ephemeral Light: Poems of Fleeting Beauty

Some beauty exists only long enough to be noticed. Ephemeral Light is a collection of poems and short prose pieces that dwell in moments that pass almost as soon as they appear.
The writing focuses on transience—light shifting across walls, emotions rising and fading, connections formed briefly yet remembered deeply. Each piece captures a fragment of experience before it dissolves, honoring impermanence rather than resisting it.
Rather than grand declarations, the language remains restrained and observant. Meaning emerges through simplicity: a pause, a glance, a breath held too briefly. Beauty is found not in permanence, but in attention.
The collection moves through themes of time, memory, loss, and presence, reminding readers that fleeting does not mean insignificant. What disappears often leaves the deepest imprint.
Key themes explored include:
• Beauty in transience
• Moments that vanish yet endure
• Light as metaphor for time
• Stillness and awareness
• Memory shaped by brief encounters
Ephemeral Light is a quiet meditation on passing beauty—inviting readers to notice what exists only for a moment, yet changes us all the same.