Truly, Madly, Weekly: Collected Poetry Posts Vol I

What happens if you tell the truth once a week for a year?

Truly, Madly, Weekly is a poetry collection written as a personal journal — fifty-two-plus poems capturing the slow, often unnoticed work of living. Organised into four seasonal quarters, the book follows a year as it unfolds: moments of hope and doubt, steadiness and fatigue, connection and quiet repair.

These poems are grounded in ordinary experience rather than dramatic turning points. They explore mental health as something shaped gradually, week by week; love as something practised rather than proclaimed; and nature as a steady presence alongside work, family, walking, and rest.

This is a book for readers who keep going even when nothing is resolved — for anyone who knows that real change rarely announces itself, and that meaning is often found in returning, again and again, to the week in front of you. A record of what it means to live truly, love madly, and return weekly to the work of being human.