Poetry collections that guide through grief toward acceptance
Each volume represents a different stage in our journey through loss and healing, offering readers companionship and understanding in their own experiences with grief.
First Collection
Our debut collection captures the immediate aftermath of loss. Written in the raw days following our family tragedy, these poems speak to the shock, emptiness, and fragile hope that characterize early grief.
Collaborative Collection
A unique dialogue between sibling perspectives, this collection presents poems written in response to each other's work, showing how grief manifests differently even within the same family.
Reflections on Memory
Exploring how memory reshapes itself over time, this collection examines the gradual transformation of acute pain into a gentler form of remembrance, finding beauty in the spaces left behind.
From "After the Rain"
The space between your last breath
and my first understanding
stretches like dawn across the horizon
— infinite and impossibly brief.
In that pause, I learned
how silence can speak louder
than any word we ever shared,
how absence becomes a presence
that shapes the air around it.
We move through grief
not forward, but through—
like light through water,
emerging changed but whole.
"Beaufort & Goldworthy's poetry gave voice to feelings I couldn't articulate. Their words became companions in my darkest nights and guides toward morning light."
"The way these siblings write about grief from different perspectives is remarkable. It helped me understand that there's no 'right' way to grieve."
"Beautiful, honest, and deeply moving. These poems don't offer easy answers but provide the comfort of being understood."