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  • av Amy Lenihan
    160,-

    Everything in-between is exactly the meaning of the book. Inside you'll find poems that will reflect all different paths of life, the good, the bad and everything in-between. Feeling alone in this world can be daunting, and I wanted there to be something for everybody to relate to, I hope there is comfort in at least one of the poems inside for you.

  • av Caitlin Maggs
    160,-

    ""Full of questions and surprises, Meet Me in Malaga is Caitlin Maggs' first published collection of poetry. Caitlin captures much of her own experience with poems that dip into the pockets of history to staring straight in the face at moments of colonial oppression and London's homeless crisis. Meet Me in Malaga invites the reader to go shell-searching on a Spanish shore and pick up something special.""

  • av Catherine Nash Weston
    160,-

    Through the poems in this book - actually, haikus - the author wanted to capture those everyday moments that seem small at the time but stay with you long after they are over. This is a collection of moments just like that, weaved together through one theme: light.

  • av Shirley Mainer
    160,-

    I think the experience allows me to see whom I have become.

  • av Sandra Lugo
    160,-

    ""The human mind can be intriguing, dark, and crazy. It can be a rollercoaster of thoughts and emotions, or it can be an empty sea of silence. I can never accurately interpret the madness of my own mind, but I always try; after all, what better way is there of communicating your awkward insanity to the world than writing?""

  • av Jasmine Williams
    160,-

    Nook is a poetry collection navigating intricate thoughts, galaxies and impressions within the author.

  • av Harriet Austin
    160,-

    A collection of work, from the haunting to the historical - 'etymology of the soul' widely explores the complexities of human exitence, emotion, and our place within this world. Taking on perspectives from those before us, and those who exist in our current world, 'etymology of the soul' attemps to view the world, and humanity, through a unique lens.

  • av Natalie Hall
    160,-

    A collection from the immediate aftermath of bereavement.

  • av Jenny Dredhart
    160,-

    Get ready for an amazing journey through this collection of poems. Imagine the magical and earthy coming together, as the ancient witch chants echo through these poems, leading us to unlock the secret depths of magic. Take a walk in enchanted forests, where every word creates an image like in timeless fairy tales. Commune with the ancient gods and goddesses and howl at the moon.

  • av Angeline Lowther
    160,-

    If you've ever been in love with someone who broke your heart, chances are, you need this book. Tumultuous tales will pull at your heart strings through pages of thought-provoking poetry.

  • av Anita Powell
    160,-

    Part 2 of a collection of pain, self-doubt, and worry turned into a beautiful rainbow of sunshine, happiness, and empowerment. This next step is focused on motivation and evolution.

  • av Naomi Karmue
    160,-

    Tissue makes up the human body. Bunches up until there are organs. Until the organs gain life.

  • av Kieron Blake
    186,-

    Exploring race, identity and love, Kieron Blake shares his perspective on family, friendship, relationships and life, from heartbreak to euphoria

  • av Raelyn Green
    160,-

    ""The Poetry portrayed comes from a past and present life of trauma and attempts at healing. The uniqueness of this being that I'm Deaf & it's a big part of who I am. When the Tangible meets with the intangible, what your most familiar with, often takes the lead as it intertwines the unfamiliar & scary positives within. That's the struggle you'll see here.""

  • av Michael Jarvis
    160,-

    Love for rent is Michael jarvis first collection of poetry, written over two weeks in October 2023

  • av Eleanor Grey
    160,-

    Engineers can't write is a collection of poems written by an engineer. An engineer who can (sort of) write. From amusing limericks to emotional poems about corrosion (yes really), this book has been written to prove that yes, we engineers are completely self aware and if pushed can articulate it with words.

  • av Michael Lumsdaine
    160,-

    This book is written in verse by me, Michael Lumsdaine. For almost the whole month of October, I will be writing a poem. I hope you enjoy these poems as much as I enjoyed writing them.

  • - A Collection of Thoughts, Musings, and Nonsense
    av Melanie Davis
    160,-

    Melanie Davis's first book of poetry is a collection of various topics. As an English teacher many encompass books, reading, writing, and teaching, but also everyday thoughts and questions. She is excited to get this poetry out into the world and see what it will do.

  • - Poems on Love, Hurt, and Healing
    av Samantha Rieff
    160,-

    Samantha Rieff delves into the depths of love, hurt, and healing, drawing from her personal experiences. Her poignant verses resonate with raw emotion, capturing the essence of heartache and hope. Amidst the intensity, Rieff's quirky sense of humor shines through, offering moments of levity. This debut poetry collection is a heartfelt exploration of the human experience, leaving readers moved, uplifted, and inspired.

  • av Grace Campbell
    160,-

    Scopcræft is a collection of poems from different years in the author's life. This is more than poetry, it's a journal. A diary if you will. Some were written in creative writing classes, some just notes randomly scribbled down, and many were not completed until now. Enjoy!

  • av Melisa Sandoval
    160,-

    ""This book is about going through the scenic road we call life. At times the road may be dark but it isn't long till the bright days follow. Seeing the dark sky falling upon the bright light or seeing the horizon lighten the dark sky with the sunrise. The colors are always changing. At times you will have to make pit stops along the way to take in the breathtaking sceneries. A reminder to take things slow and allow yourself to feel and wander. To take a moment to ground and find yourself again.""

  • av James Allen
    160,-

    A journey through a series of 24 poems of nature that encounter deep emotions from melancholy, loneliness, anxiety, frustration, and ambition, to joy, love, amusement, contentment, and empathy.

  • av Stephen Ritchie
    246,-

    The curse unleashed by the serpent in the garden, was reversed by the Son of Man lifted up like the bronze serpent in the desert. What one serpent started, another on ended when he gave up His spirit on the Cross. From Creation and the Fall, to Jesus's life in the Gospels, to Revelation, the Bible is one amazing story about how God's unstoppable love and power will save humanity from their depravity. How to Slay a Serpent retells the most climatic week of history through poems and Scripture. You are invited to follow Jesus through triumph and misery, friends and fellowship, confrontation and betrayal, extreme darkness and victory that comes with unspeakable joy.

  • av Amairani Llerena
    186,-

  • av Ashlin Menard
    160,-

    ""21 days of 21 poems of 21 thoughts. Have you ever had so many thoughts in your head that you couldn't get them all out? You couldn't separate them enough to write them down or speak them aloud? This collection of poems is exactly that, a collection of thoughts that were barely pulled from the mind.""

  • av Robyn Little
    160,-

    24 years of observations and memories penciled in abstractly discussing bitterness, observation, and appreciating the little things.

  • av Shanice Spaulding
    160,-

    ""Here are a collection of poems and streams of conciseness that were written over the last decade. These are in chronological order capturing some of the most life-altering events of my early twenties. These were written shortly after I discovered my love of writing in this style and when writing became the only source of release for me. This book is filled with raw and unfiltered emotions of what it is like to handle some of the toughest battles alone and to go to dark places I never knew existed. Throughout these there is a sense of loneliness, sadness, anger but most importantly a glimmer of hope for my future. I no longer resonate with the majority of these writings but they are still important to me and a final release of the past.""

  • av Pauline Savelberg
    186,-

    "A book of poems about life, love, loss, and nature. These poems speak of heartbreak, but also showcase the strength of human resilience and courage. They assure you that it's okay to not be okay sometimes. This collection expresses my gratitude for the beauty of the surrounding nature."

  • av Erin Buermann
    160,-

    A collection of Poetry exploring the emotion behind the vice and virtue of each Enneagram number

  • av Lyndsey Rule
    160,-

    A collection of eighteen poems and songs, many inspired by the natural world and our place within it. Either humorous and serious, there is an intuitive wisdom and joy behind many of the lines in this book.

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