When the hill goes dark and the sky begins again, so does she.
Reclaiming the Dawn gathers poems that read like letters never sent—to the man at her back in the half-light, to the woman learning to stand in her own silhouette, and to the small hands that pull her toward tomorrow. Romantic, raw, and unapologetically maternal, this collection is for anyone who has loved hard, lost footing, and chosen sunrise anyway.
A.L. Nightshade turns one life into one chorus: husband, self, children—reclaimed, line by line
Midnight Publishing 