j.d. crow writes at the intersection of romance, grief, sensuality, faith, philosophy, and ordinary survival. His work is intimate without being ornamental, reflective without pretending to be finished, and drawn toward the places where tenderness and contradiction meet.

He is the author of Sunflowers & Shadows, a poetry collection concerned with love, memory, self-reckoning, and the strange discipline of remaining open after being changed.

The work gathers around contrast: light and bruise, devotion and rupture, discipline and impulse, the sacred and the ordinary.