The Shape of What Remains is a poetry chapbook in five movements and 21 poems. It follows one woman through the end of a marriage and the long season that follows: grief, freeze, the performance of being fine, and the slow, unsparing thaw.

Across thorns and frost, borrowed hearts and empty tables, these poems inhabit the space between loss and becoming, where grief hardens into survival, survival becomes its own kind of prison, and healing asks not for a return to who you were, but for the courage to become someone new. The Shape of What Remains is for anyone who has lost what they loved and wondered who they are without it.