A man of presence seeking a woman of grace

I am a poet, a seeker, and a man shaped by silence as much as by sound. A former concert pianist who played Carnegie Hall at nine, I’ve spent my life listening for what is unspoken—between people, within music, and inside the soul. I hold nine patents on relationship dynamics—not as a scientist of love, but as someone who has lived its many forms. My life’s work is devoted to those in transition, offering stability and dignity to lives often overlooked. I walk through the world with reverence, humor, and an ache for what is both beautiful and fleeting. Now, I seek a woman of presence—not performance. A woman deeply feminine, oceanic in her grace, changing and rich with God’s truth. I’m drawn to Ethiopian culture for its depth, its reverence, and the strength in its softness. If your spirit moves with sincerity and your heart listens inwardly, we may already be speaking the same language.