Measured in Rain is a quiet meditation on memory, distance, and the way a life can be counted in weather rather than years. In this collection, rain is more than background noise; it is a way of telling time, a soft metronome marking childhood evenings, restless journeys, and solitary rooms where the world feels both close and impossibly far.

Through measured, image-rich poems, Measured in Rain lingers on grey mornings, fogged windows, and the small rituals that carry us from one season to the next. It traces how joy and sorrow often arrive in the same downpour; how the silence after an argument, the pause before a decision, or the ache of a remembered voice can feel like different kinds of weather moving through the same body.

More than a book about rain, this is a collection about the transient nature of happiness, the shifting edges of self, and the quiet work of holding on to what matters. It is an intimate journey through time’s softer hours, offering a gentle reminder that even as everything else changes, the sound of rain on glass can still call us back to who we were, and to who we are becoming.