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  • av Breanna Laws
    145,-

    Volume One of a poetry collective following the path of confusion, emotional bottoms, and recovery. Children often hold onto more things than we realize, and these traumatic experiences tend to shape more than just the child's responses to triggers. It is a complete brain alteration, often bringing one's own sanity into question. How can the world be kind when we know it to be so cruel? Why is it that we were the ones subjected to cruelty?

  • av Brittney Jackson
    145,-

  • av Ana Nari
    148,-

    ""A poetic glimpse into an anxious and often self-destructive mind. While melancholic, beauty is uncovered in the darkness in """"diary of an accidental arsonist."""" The collection of poems explores themes of depression, self-hatred, nostalgia, and loss. This book has one message: You're not alone.""

  • av Rheanna Ann Jikku
    176,-

    When one truly lives, they experience both happiness and sadness. They go through hardships and they celebrate. They make small decisions that make big waves. They make mistakes of course, as all do. No one is exempt from this. That is what it means to live. Though nothing is permenant in anything but our memories, we continue to live. Through every incident and every pleasure. For what is joy without tragedy and death without life?

  • av Anil Kumar Vinayak
    203,-

    The first and foremost among the travails of those forced to wander is determining whether they have arrived at a pitstop or a potential home. It is a meandering train of thought that lends clarity whilst simultaneously muddying the same pond. Having been forced into that position, I have penned my observation of the mundane that flits through the daily chorus. This collection features a series of poems from the perspective of a traveller who has little choice but to celebrate the ordinary in order to discover the extraordinary.

  • av Ujjwala Singh
    176,-

    ""I've Been Meaning To Write is the physical home for the poetry I've written between ages 15 & 20. Although I've been writing for a lot longer than this, my poetry has refined and changed course as I've gotten older. This book is therefore an ode to this stage of my life. To me, I've Been Meaning to Write is a testament to the fact that the intense emotions we feel every day are meant to be felt. Joy, anger, sorrow, love are all unimaginably beautiful when seen through a retrospective lens, and as humans, it's what showcases our individuality. No one person has moved through life the same way another has. I opine that the pattern of emotions we feel and are most inclined to feel is what forms us. It gives us uniqueness in a world where disassembling and removing uniqueness is the norm. Although I've been at odds with my own emotions countless times, I've grown to realize their importance. Through my poetry, you'll definitely see me at my lowest, but also when I felt undefeatable. Going through this journey with me will be a rollercoaster, but I wouldn't have it any other way. So, while you're reading this book, try to remember - Feelings make life worth living: )""

  • av Beth
    148,-

    A product of nostalgia, musings, and idyllic imagination from the fairytale hope of a child and the wounded heart of a crestfallen youth. "In Reverie" is the telling of a soul's desire to be loved; such as a baby loves its mother's arms, as how dark academics love Oscar Wilde, and as Death loves all that breathes and is living.

  • av Manisha Upadhyay
    735,-

    ""The autobiography opens with a curious question, prompting readers to ponder the identity of the author, whom political figures begrudgingly label a "farzi reporter". This initiates a journey into her past, into a life that is nothing short of cinematic. This a story of a girl with an everlasting influence of a completely unconventional father, which in turn would "brad" the contemplation of the author, forever. A small-town naïve girl, who never played safe, from overcoming family stereotypes traveled the arduous distance to chase her dreams in India's bustling cities and achieve what many can only aspire to achieve. Throughout her journey, she cultivated a diverse career encompassing roles in news anchoring, writing, television production, direction and investigative reporting. Venturing into undercover reporting at a time when female presence in the field was rare, the author defied traditional journalistic standards. Despite lacking formal education in journalism, she immersed herself so deeply in grave matters that rattled the foundation of national news. Behind the scenes, she emerged as an unsung hero, crafting some of the most impactful investigative stories that dominated headlines across major news channels. The internal conflict of a mother torn between the demands of her career and the heart-wrenching decision to leave her one-year-old baby behind is deeply poignant. The narrative then unfolds into her gripping investigations, showcasing her courage as an undercover reporter. But what makes this journey exciting is how many times she unfailingly sails through with sheer perseverance. There are many women who choose the "less-chaotic" path, but the author decides to "stand her ground" and "carve her own niche". It is a journey of trials and tribulations, successes and failures, frustration and hope to finally triumph. Her narratives have the power to evoke strong emotions in readers. With an unending trail of challenges, the author displays incredible amount of fortitude to tread forth! This is a story of repeated resurgence from ground zero, of a fighter who never gives up. It is a remarkable evolution of a timid, introverted girl into a confident, empowered woman. It truly embodies the essence of female empowerment and celebrates the indomitable spirit of womanhood. It resonates with every woman striving to challenge societal norms and honors the resilience and strength inherent in womanhood. ""

  • av Angelina T Patton
    148,-

    A collection of poems, musings, and observations.

  • av Dawn Thomas-Cameron
    148,-

    ""Poetry is my way of getting my brain to (semi) organize my thoughts. My thoughts are chaos. Poetry interrupts this chaos momentarily. A collection of musings from the years.""

  • av Lauren Bronwyn Wagner
    148,-

    Poetry that explores love, loss, life and human connection.

  • av Nereia Crisan
    148,-

    Draconis is a poetry anthology that conveys the depths of the darkest parts of human nature, how love is simultaneously the most beautiful and the ugliest thing in the world. Humanity is as wild a thing as any and this collection of poems stands as a lyrical study of this.

  • av Beth
    148,-

    Some loves with break you. Others will heal you. This book is a tribute to the latter of the two.

  • av Repus
    203,-

    Life is life, and it will continue that way. Some people have it easier than others; some will know nothing more than suffering and strife; some are born wealthy and won't ever work a single day of their life. However, this is my reality, as fictitious as it may seem. I only hope and pray that I can reach as many others in the process, and save them from all of the mistakes I have been lucky enough to live through this time around.

  • av Rachel Miracle
    176,-

    A collection of smaller collections. Combinations of sapphics words that I like, molded into sentences and stanzas I like even more. Writings about women loving women. Expressions of passion in every form. The most intimate parts of my mind scribbled out on paper, transcribed into text and then published into print. A book. A book of poetry.

  • av Michala Payne
    148,-

    Embark on a poetic journey through the seasons of the heart in this collection that explores the delicate tapestry of growth, the enduring power of love, and the timeless essence of renewal. Each verse is a lyrical testament to the transformative beauty found in the evolving landscapes of life, capturing the tender moments that shape us and the resilient spirit that blossoms through the seasons of the soul.

  • av Mj Sexton
    176,-

    ""It is a fact, that people often struggle with finding true love. It is the ultimate goal for many, and yet we question ourselves and our worth in a myriad of ways. We often fight against our feelings or not make them known for fear of being rejected. MJ Sexton observes the many ways in which we express our feelings to others and the impact it has on the way we look at the world and ourselves. Written mostly in the first person, the poems in Mosaic Heart read like love letters to potential lovers and private journal entries questioning dreams and desires, the longings we have for others and our need to be wanted in return. It is intensely written, and the feelings and emotions conveyed are raw, honest and relatable to all.""

  • av Natasha Hunter
    148,-

    ""In the powerful memoir, """"Chicken Back,"""" Natasha Hunter shares her remarkable journey from surviving childhood abuse to becoming a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer, a dedicated single mother, and a thriving entrepreneur. This poignant narrative delves into Natasha's triumph over the emotional, physical, and mental scars of her past. Through her candid journal entries and reflective notes, she provides an intimate glimpse into the resilience that fueled her transformation. Natasha's story resonates with universal themes of strength, perseverance, and self-discovery. """"Chicken Back"""" is more than a memoir; it's a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Natasha's unwavering commitment to overcoming adversity serves as an inspiration to all who are doing the work of facing their past and sorting through assorted messes to become well. Whether you're seeking a story of triumph over adversity, a glimpse into a black woman's real-life thoughts, or an empowering journey of self-discovery, this book is a raw and thoughtful read. Join Natasha Hunter on a path of reflection, healing, growth, and ultimately success.""

  • av Annalise Udell
    148,-

    A collection of musings and rambles, with everything from protests to love letters to stories.

  • av Devika Girish Sobha
    148,-

    ""I am a reflection of my emotions. I am an expression of my thoughts. The Redwork is a collection of poems by Devika Girish Sobha, presenting a reflection of emotions, the expression of thoughts, weaving a complex web of guilt, hurt, pain, despair, anxiety, love and anger of the existential contradiction. This collection discusses personal conflicts and coming to terms with the intricacies and inseparability of emotions and existence, for we all do the redwork.""

  • av Leigh Ann Baka
    148,-

    An eclectic collection of specially selected works.

  • av Sophie Martin
    148,-

    A selection of poems exploring identity, feelings and self discovery. Completely personal, truthful and honest.

  • av Lashawnda Nimox
    176,-

    A collection of personal writings of trauma, truth and triumph.

  • av Altina Truss
    148,-

    A Colorful Expression of Poems Written During My Healing Journey

  • av Virginija Bellasis
    148,-

    It's about love, loss and happy times. It's about finding spark inside you if it gets dark and enjoying life.

  • av L G Clarke
    148,-

  • av Jessica Marrone
    148,-

    In life, there are few certainties. Death is one of them. As all things are born, so shall they die. Through this poetry collection, the concept of Death is explored through various narratives. Often a very complicated concept, Death Is A Dancer sets out to dive into the complexities of what it means to die and to live. Death is grief. Death is transformation. Death is rebirth. In the span of 21 poems, a diverse portrait of Death is painted through the narratives of unique storytellers and perspectives. From the anger of a child to the depression of an old tree, and even playful ghosts, Death Is A Dancer welcomes you to take a broader look at one of the most natural parts of life in all its pain and beauty.

  • av Kierena Penney
    148,-

    """"""Bleeding Heart"""" is an invitation to explore the frail emotions and experiences we come across in our journeys. The author's words serve as a comfort, a relatable piece of art, and a read to cry to. The poems contributed light a path for the author's readers to find guidance and a sense of peace at times of discomfort or heartache. These heartfelt poems remind us of the essence of our human nature to feel; to laugh, to cry, and to think. With sensitivity and exposure, the author's poems offer glimpses of a humane and inhumane life full of multiple journeys. Forging connections with the readers, the art of words connects society through heartache and insecurity. The author's power of words encourages readers to unveil their shadows and acknowledge them, reflecting on their past demons and leaving them hopeful for a future of promises. They resonate on an overwhelmingly emotional level. Allow these words to speak to your soul, to touch your heart, and to ignite your mind. Embrace your struggles and discover the beauty of transformation hiding within. We are all fighting our own demons, it is time we all win.""

  • av Donna Bloedow
    148,-

    This book contains an assortment of poems written from the heart and now shared with others on this incredible journey called life.

  • av Srushti Rao
    176,-

    This is a collection of poems written over the past few months. A story of longing, belonging, yearning and questioning.

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