The Feral Hymn is a living archive of poems, songs, and ritual language written from the body.
This work is rooted in descent and return — in grief, longing, ferocity, and self-holding — in what happens when the body speaks before the mind intervenes.
These are not polite poems.
They are not tidy.
They are not written to be easily consumed.
They are written to be felt.
Some pieces are meant to be read quietly.
Some are meant to be spoken aloud.
Some want breath, movement, chorus.
Nothing here is written to disappear.
This space is a container — not a performance, not a brand.
A place for words that answer back.
If you are drawn here, you don’t need to understand everything.
You only need to listen with your body.
This is a practice of return.
