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Seraphine

In this intimate debut collection, Rachel invites you into a world where time softens and the sacred lingers in the everyday. Rooted in the wild beauty of coastal Aotearoa, these poems bloom from moments of stillness, whispered dreams, and the quiet teachings of nature.

With a voice both tender and grounded, Rachel explores love, loss, spirit, and belonging – offering each piece as a gentle companion for your own reflections. A resting place, a remembering, and a soft call to be present to life’s quiet miracles.

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To the one who found these pages...

These writings have come to me quietly, often in the stillness of night when sleep slips away, in the hush of morning light, or while immersed in the natural world, where I feel most at peace. They are offerings of reflection and feeling. They are a kind of healing. They trace a journey through love, nature, the divine, and the tender moments we meet while trying to understand our place in it all. If any of these words resonate with you, then this connection, between your heart and mine, is what truly brings them to life.

Rachel Ray

RACHEL RAY

About the author.

Sixteen years ago, Rachel moved from England’s familiar shores to a slice of paradise at the edge of a coastal North Island village in Aotearoa, New Zealand. There, with her husband and son, she planted roots deep into soil that would nurture not just their home, but her soul’s calling.

A devotee of nature’s whispers, Rachel weaves her reverence through art, storytelling, yoga’s ancient wisdom, and healing therapies. Her hands, equally comfortable crafting prose or tending gardens, are shaping the land using organic and permaculture principles into a sanctuary where others might rediscover the profound poetry of slowness.

As she continues birthing stories from the connections of landscape and lived experience, Rachel cultivates something increasingly rare: a space where time breathes differently. Here, surrounded by a constellation of loved ones and kindred spirits, she invites others to remember what it means to simply be present to each day’s quiet offerings.