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by M. Meredith (Author), M. Meredith (Illustrator)
When the Moon Meets the Sun: The Moon is the first book within a three-part series, combining poetry, journal entries, and illustrations that explore the emotional weight of human existence.
Moving through the shadows of the mind and body, The Moon is shaped by memory, trauma, heartache, and forced transformation. These pieces capture what it means to lose one's voice while carrying a body and mind left weighted, overexposed, and disconnected, with survival laying the path forward.
Inviting readers to sit with rawness through intimate and unfiltered works, the book asks them to look into the mirror, unveiling the parts of themselves that may have taken shape within darkness.
The coexistence of pain and beauty is the nature of life itself. To erase one is to erase the other. Though The Moon sits within torment, reflections of light still remain. As the journey unfolds, the stars that once guided the way begin to fade, setting the stage just before transformation.
In this beginning, the ash is created so that something new may bloom from the soil.
