365 Conversations with God: One Poem a Day for a Year of Questions and Prayer is a quiet, unflinching journey through a year of faith lived in real time. Told through intimate, unfiltered poems, each piece unfolds as a conversation between a weary heart and a God who listens�sometimes in silence, sometimes in reply.
Written as daily reflections, this collection traces the full terrain of being human: lingering grief, unanswered questions, fleeting gratitude, and a fragile hope that refuses to disappear. It speaks of illness and healing, of loss that reshapes a life, of injustice that defies understanding, and of ordinary days where faith feels both near and distant at once.
These poems do not seek to resolve pain or explain suffering. Instead, they remain with it�wrestling, questioning, returning again and again to a conversation that never fully ends.
Here, faith is not perfected; it is practiced in the act of showing up, even when belief feels uncertain.
What makes this collection distinct is not only its voice, but its lived rhythm. Written day by day, it captures the raw continuity of returning�through doubt, silence, and quiet resilience. Its 365-day structure is not a path toward answers, but a deepening into presence, where words soften and stillness begins to speak.
This is not a book that offers certainty.
It offers companionship.
Some days, God answers.
Some days, He doesn�t.
Still, the conversation goes on.