Midnight’s Oeuvre is a collection of poems that moves through grief, desire, memory, morality, and the quiet violence of being human. Written in a voice that is both intimate and confrontational, the poems explore love and loss, social decay, faith, guilt, and the contradictions of modern life.
Interwoven with reflections inspired by the works of Egon Schiele, the book dwells in the shadows—where beauty is unsettling, silence speaks, and pain becomes a form of truth. These poems do not seek comfort; they seek recognition.
At its core, Midnight’s Oeuvre is a meditation on loneliness and conscience, written for readers who are willing to sit with discomfort and find meaning in the dark.