...At its heart, the collection is about survival and reflection. It is about examining where we have been, recognizing who we have become, and continuing forward even when the path remains uncertain.

...The details of our lives may differ, but the emotions beneath them often connect us. Most people understand some form of love, loneliness, fear, loss, hope, regret, or perseverance. The wolf’s story may not be that different from our own...

For me, the goal is not only to write one story and stop. The goal is to keep building. To keep learning. To keep sharing. To keep reaching for something meaningful.

[...] Make the audience feel something. Help them see something differently. Leave them with something worth carrying forward. For me, poetry is the most direct route to that destination. [...]

*While I am not a therapist, counselor, or mental health professional, I am someone who has walked through difficult seasons and come out the other side. Along the way, I learned a few things that I wish someone had told me sooner.

FAQs about A.T Pike and his debut poetry book, "Life through the Eyes of a Wolf".