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The Rants and Raves of a Wounded Widower
This was always written in the dead of the night, when those who have lost loved ones are always awake, when the only sound you hear is your own pitiful breathing wishing that your time was up so you could take your broken heart and join that loved one. It’s the time when your tears can cover your face without having fear of being judged; it’s the time when the real you is on this cursed Earth. You don’t have to play make-believe every time you are asked, “Are you okay?” to which you lie, “Yes,” with a smile and a burning pain that never leaves your body but only intensifies as the day gets longer, meanwhile those that ask are going home to their happy families. That’s the actor by day and widower by night.
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The Pursuit of Love
Andrew Giuliano Lo Russo spent the majority of his life pondering the mysteries of his deepest emotions. Without any outlet to express himself, he slowly found comfort in using painting and music as a method of exploration. Although these mediums were useful, it wasn’t until he began writing down his thoughts that he was able to fully grasp the idea that part of the mystique behind these mysteries were connected to his longing for love and acceptance. Whether or not this exploration will result in a solution is not the reasoning behind his writings, but rather, it’s simply an emotional outburst which he believes many of us also battle with. In the end, the poems in this collection offer comfort to those who share similar questions about their own place in the universe.
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The Poppy in the Black of the Gothic Night
The poems in The Poppy in the Black of the Gothic Night take the reader through a journey into a dark, surreal and romantic world, where war and disease are constant companions.
This collection immerses the reader in a strange reality where minutes can turn into hours and Death itself appears in a variety of personas.£3.50 -
The Poems of Sandra Green
This is the journey of a lady pushing through many of life’s twists and turns,
this is the blood, sweat and tears of 72 years,
this is my heart in your hands,
this is the discovering,
the loving,
the hurting,
the breaking,
the healing.
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The Poems of Prince Neverbudge
One summer’s day whilst holding my Grandad’s hand
The Three Graces behind us
Laughter and seagulls above
We watched the sunset
Over The River Mersey.
I was four years of age and it was the day
That I first heard of Prince Neverbudge!
A Prince, who is believed to have sailed The Seven Seas
Enlightening and entertaining all who crossed his path
Those ashore and at sea
He cast his spell upon them all!
Many years later
Whilst looking out towards
The Adriatic Sea
Prince Neverbudge appeared!
It was the day just like today where
He continues to leave me spellbound!
What follows, is magic!
A collection of poems sure to
entertain, enlighten and keep the
reader enraptured until the very
last page.
Poignant and moving, fresh and eclectic
For any lover of poetry and adventure.
Why wait? When, Prince Neverbudge awaits!£3.50 -
The Poem Poam Moem Moam Book
Step into the enchanting realm of poetic expression, where words dance and emotions sing. The Poem Poam Moem Moam Book invites you on an immersive journey through the diverse landscapes of linguistic artistry. From the timeless elegance of Shakespearean verse to the spontaneous rhythms of contemporary life, this captivating collection showcases the limitless power of poetry.
Drawing inspiration from the tapestry of human thought, the symphony of sound, and the voices resonating across the globe, these poems embrace the vast spectrum of human experience. With each turn of the page, you’ll encounter the poetic tapestry of creativity, imagination, and profound storytelling that spans across genres and literary styles.
The Poem Poam Moem Moam Book invites you to immerse yourself in a mosaic of poetic brilliance, where every line, every phrase, weaves together a vivid tapestry of emotions and ideas. Whether you seek solace, inspiration, or simply the joy of language, this collection offers a kaleidoscope of verse that is both thought-provoking and awe-inspiring.
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The Plunge
Matthew Robinson’s collection The Plunge features 120 poems about love, loss, life, nature, and other topics. The poems include free writes as well as 28 other poetic forms.
While some poems focus on the minutiae of life, such as ‘The Bee’ and ‘Butterfly’, others take you around the world, such as ‘Forever in Mozambique’ and ‘Antarctica’.
There are deep and profound life lessons offered within, but also songs of love sung across the pages. These are Robinson’s favorites amongst his poems, written over more than five years!£3.50 -
The Phantom Ghost of a Sunflower
My heart, mind and soul come together in this book to express the words, the stories and feelings I could never say out loud. So these are the stories I never told, the words I wish I’d said when I had the chance.
It’s time for these stories to finally be told.
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The Ocean’s Depths
I loved you.
My all, I gave to you
But It was an assumption.
I assumed you wanted my all,
My love, my protection, my flaws.
I gave blindly to a blind love.
Wondering why I got burnt
By a flame you never lit.
Cautiously entering the flames
Of love – alight with the spark from within.
My flames will keep me warm.
I no longer need yours.
A collection of poems about the journey of love, lust and loss.£3.50 -
The Ocean, Swords & Flowers
'A haiku collection formed from my ashes and rebirth.
On my own but not alone. A journey of longing, desire, and growth.
I hope you find yourself here.' Rei
The Ocean, Swords and Flowers contains some 80 haikus, arranged in three sections. The book also includes many beautiful and evocative illustrations by the author.
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The Mystery of Us
A collection of poems that explores the most ancient of questions: is there a reason for my existence, or am I just an artefact of nature? The animal of us is very clear, but our consciousness appears to be an enigma: a Darwinian survival tool par excellence, but its sense of self leads to feelings of despair and countless fears.
We appear to possess a religious sense that leads us to reach for ideals such as communes, or communism, with frequent violent fervour, as well as religious cults, and organized religion per se – raising the question, why? The poems explore these questions.
Science has been miraculous in its rapid growth and influence in our present culture, to the point of it becoming like religion itself, answering questions of cosmology and affecting human identity and longevity. This raises questions of morality, which underscores the importance of our recognizing our underlying animal nature and never underestimating its influence in even the best of us. The poems address this.
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The Motherland
Dive into a tapestry of history and imagination, where facts and fiction intertwine to paint a vivid portrait of ancient Albania and its journey through time. From the tales of ancient heroes to the poignant memories of the 1999 Kosovo war, this collection of poetry is a testament to the rich tapestry of Albanian culture and history. Crafted with passion and finesse, each poem is a mosaic of emotions, touching on themes of love, nostalgia, society, and the deep-rooted connection to the motherland.
The language is lush and evocative, weaving philosophical musings with vibrant imagery. Readers will find themselves immersed in a world of metaphors, analogies, rhetorical questions, and other literary devices that enrich the narrative. From miniature tales that capture moments in time to contemporary reflections, the rhythmic cadence of the poems adds a melodic touch, making each verse resonate with expressive musicality. Experience Albania’s soul through this captivating poetic journey.
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