When the Sunflower Met the Moon is a meditation on longing-on what it means to reach for something you were never meant to hold. They are not stories with beginnings or endings, but collisions of metaphor and memory, where nothing resolves and everything resonates. This is a book for anyone who has ever loved without proximity, believed in myths that hurt, or waited for something that never arrives. The sunflower never touches the moon-but still, it turns. And that turning, that ache, becomes a kind of language. Here, poetry becomes the space where the unreachable is not possessed, but named. And maybe that's all we ever needed.