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Four poignant poems navigating themes of identity, love, and revelation. The poet confronts the complexities of relationships with unflinching honesty yet struggles to reach deeper emotional truths.

This was the year when Evil / ate up the phrases that came out of my head / (they wanted paper or prominence or both). / Dying became the national…

A haunting and lyrical exploration of technology, identity, and existential struggle, these poems delve into the human experience with vivid imagery and poignant reflections.

A poetic exploration of language, lore, and humor. This collection weaves through alphabets, ancient traditions, and playful feline insights, offering a journey of wit and wonder.

“Before long we’re left with a slow drip / and what was frozen melts what was closed opens.”

William Doreski’s poetry dances between the ordinary and the profound, exploring nature, human introspection, and the passage of time with rich imagery and thoughtful reflection.