Life is shaped by more than its milestones. It takes shape during a walk, in a conversation remembered years later, in the kindness we offer, and in the quiet changes we only recognize when we look back.

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In The Between Days, Andrea Fuchs Petzi explores those moments across six parts:

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The Visible World

Those We Love

What Comes Between Us

Two Places Called Home

The Passing Years

What Remains

 

The poems begin with close attention to nature and the everyday world, then turn toward friendship and love, the distances that can grow between people, and the question of where we belong. As time passes, memory gives ordinary moments new weight.

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Tender, observant, and at times playful, this collection invites readers to pause with what is here now—and to consider what the passing years leave in our care.