In Seeking and Being Sought, Don Carroll offers a contemplative collection of poems and reflections that invite readers to slow down, listen deeply, and notice the sacred hidden in the ordinary. With the spirit of a mystic and the voice of a storyteller, Carroll writes of trees that breathe wisdom, rivers that listen, and broken bread that feeds the soul.

These poems do not offer tidy answers. Instead, they serve as quiet companions—walking with us through longing, wonder, stillness, and paradox. Moving through four meditative movements, Carroll explores themes of seeking, being found, and the deeper invitation to live more fully awake to the beauty and paradox of being.

Perfect for readers drawn to spiritual writing, Christian mysticism, or poetry as prayer, Seeking and Being Sought offers more than words—it offers presence. This is a book to return to in moments of silence, questioning, or spiritual hunger. It’s an invitation to listen, to wonder, and to be found.