The Choreography of Nests is a book of poetry that touches on themes of loss, survival, perseverance and self-exploration through the contradiction and complexities of modernity. A conversation weaves through a poetic landscape of voices that collide, contradict, echo, spring and recoil. Additionally, a thread of letters run throughout the collection, epistolary prose-poetry that serve as a narrative, as prayer, as a direct address at times to the reader and other writers. The word ?nest? is being redefined by the poet as not only a home undergoing change, but also as a balance of darkness and light, a transcription of memory, the possibility of what can be, and an attempt to uncover the unknown.