Borrowed Fire

Some fires announce themselves with smoke. Others begin with a look across a room, a hand that almost reaches, a name spoken too softly to forget. This collection wanders through midnight conversations, stolen moments, restless hearts, and the exquisite ache of desire that lingers long after the lights go out. For the ones who have loved with their whole heart, desired with their whole soul, and never once mistaken restraint for the absence of fire. A collection of poetry written in the language of longing, where glances linger longer than they should, silence carries its own confession, and desire blooms in the spaces between restraint and surrender. These pages explore the intoxicating tension of wanting, the quiet ache of intimacy, and the dangerous beauty of love when it stands on the edge of temptation.