Twins
Two babies, one shared beginning, and twice the stories—poetry about twinhood, milestones, chaos, connection, and learning two little people at once.
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Izzy Bear may be soft, but socks, wrong-cut toast, empty snacks, and closed baby gates can still awaken the mighty forest creature.
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Most days she is Gabby Goose; sometimes Goosifer appears with a grin, a terrible idea, and absolutely no intention of listening.
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Izzy Bear tumbles into each morning soft, brave, curious, and already collecting tiny treasures from the world around her.
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Gabby Goose waddles through life collecting adventures and pieces of her mother’s heart before finally curling into stillness for the night.
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Through the crib rails, a mother watches one small dreamer and remembers that safety can look like the simplest ordinary promise.
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A sleeping baby makes the whole world seem to whisper, held inside the sacred trust of tiny breaths and unguarded dreams.
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Goosifer folds her wings, Izzy Bear finds her den, and at last the whole little forest of a household becomes quiet.
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The household’s tiny chaos agent finally sleeps, transforming from Goosifer into a soft little snore wrapped around her mother.
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One twin finally closes her eyes just as the other wakes, passing the night shift between them like a perfectly coordinated little conspiracy.
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One wide-awake baby turns midnight into a private little world of moonlit stories while everyone else has already surrendered to sleep.
Between Bruises & Blooms 