For those who live in-between—between chaos and calm, weight and flight. The Weight of Wings and Other Things was born in the quiet hours—on trains, in corners of rooms, in the spaces between becoming and being undone. These poems do not claim to offer answers but lean toward the questions that shape us: of who we are, what we carry, and how we survive. They are small fires lit to cast light on the winding paths of madness, memory, love, and life—fragments for the fleeting and the fierce.