<p>In "To Vacuum First or Dust," the humble battle of household chores serves as a poignant metaphor for the choices we make in life. Through a tapestry of lyrical verses, the poet invites readers to ponder the intricate dance between order and chaos, routine and spontaneity. Each poem masterfully intertwines the mundane with the profound, using everyday tasks as reflections of deeper existential musings. &nbsp;With wit and warmth, the collection explores themes of domesticity, time, and the often-overlooked beauty of our daily rituals. As the dust settles and the vacuum's hum fades, the reader is left with a sense of clarity and resonance, discovering that even the simplest moments can hold immense significance. This book is an engaging homage to the emotional landscapes woven into the fabric of our most ordinary days.</p>