Missing the Mark was born of deep sorrow. 

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The poems were written to house the pain of loss and were never

intended to be shared with an audience.

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However, as the project grew, it became clear that these poems spoke, not to an individual understanding, but to something greater than a single "self".

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Anguish, while fiercely personal, is also a shared experience,

an intimate knowledge we all carry.

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This collection is a reflection of breaking, of being broken, and of the long, trembling silence

before the damage can begin to mend.

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These words are for all of us.

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Half the profit after production from MIssing the Mark will be donated biannually 

to international grief and suicide-prevention organizations.

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