Love Letters to the Cosmos

In Love Letters to the Cosmos, Ingrid Keir maps interdimensional lovers across lifetimes, from the electric pull of first encounters to heartbreak's unraveling and the fierce reclamation of ancestral fire.

These poems pulse with celestial longing, eros, and earthly hunger. Keir writes of lovers as constellations, past lives colliding, and bodies drawn together like planets in orbit. Weaving imagery from eclipses, standing stones, and thermal waters, she excavates her Scottish heritage and the lineage written in her bones.

Love Letters to the Cosmos reminds us that we are made of stardust and ancient memory, and that longing itself is a cosmic force. This is an incantation for anyone who has mythologized love, written poems in the infinite sky, and claimed their wildness as birthright.