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The 'Flower Waiting to Bloom' presents the overall theme of spring. It is written in the sense of a letter to the reader from their present self. You are the flower that is planted in Spring who never grows, watching as each seasons begins and ends. It's not your fault that Spring was overtaken by summer or the rain never let you shine. But rain can nurture and the sun can help you blossom. The readers are also me, a letter to myself realizing that I was the flower that was always waiting for perfection to bloom, so I never did. Translated in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (simplified)

Fore Changing is a poetic meditation on the tension between who we are and who we are becoming. Through spare yet evocative verse, Jamani Brown invites readers into a quiet reckoning with growth, grief, identity, and the uncertainty that lingers before transformation. Each poem is a moment held still—reflecting the fragile beauty of change as it unfolds, not after the fact, but in the very midst of becoming. With introspective clarity and emotional honesty, Fore Changing speaks to anyone standing on the edge of their next chapter, unsure but ready. Translated in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (simplified)

The Edge of Both Sides invites readers into the silent, often emotional battlefield within the self. Through minimalist, soul-stirring verse, Jamani Brown explores identity, conflict, and duality-laying bare the questions we hesitate to ask. This collection speaks to anyone who has stood at the edge of change, uncertainty, or transformation. Translated in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (simplified)