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From three-time Goodreads Choice Awards nominated poet J. R. Rogue comes a new collection of raw poetry. Focused on anxiety, depression, and the darkness we often feel deep within, I'll Be Your Manic Anxiety Queen is an unflinching poetry collection that bleeds. Submerging into the depths of who we are and all we can overcome-this collection explores themes of heartbreak, death, depression, mental health, body image issues, and the power to wake up every day when the fight feels too daunting. Read this collection when you long to know you're not alone.

In this book I chose a small selection of poems from Trauma Monsters: A Collection of Poetry to be "broken down" and analyzed. I decided to collaborate with Nick Fury, when I discovered his uncanny ability to dissect words to uncover what's hidden. His writing style is very intricate, so I knew he could take on this project even when he was unsure of himself. He was able to expose parts of my work that opened other emotional doors. I mean, I actually cried after reading how he interpreted my pieces. So that let me know, the healing process isn't over. (Side note: Poets if you've never had your work broken down in this way I highly recommend it. It will change the way you view your craft.)I hope this book can be used as a tool to help people understand the nuances that make up poetry.

You might not associate haiku poetry with Switzerland, renowned for its luxury watches and chocolatiers. A landlocked destination for skiers and spa visitors, it lies in the heart of Europe. From the Swiss Alps to the Jura mountains via a network of green corridors, the impressive peaks and stunning lakes play host to a biodiverse population of wildlife. Wild lynx and resident wolves roam freely in the forests, protected by laws, that cover 32% of the country and also provide a home for rare flora and fauna. Such an abundance of nature cannot help but inspire poetic notions. Inhale the alpine mountain air, follow a breeze across a field of bowing grasses, close your eyes. Listen to the idle clonk of cowbells, the caw of crows and, in the far distance, a farm dog. Slowly exhale and open your eyes to the splendour of Switzerland. This collection of haiku and senryu poetry spans a decade and reflects scenes I have witnessed. It tracks my progress, learning as I go. This book is not so much a "How To" but more a "How I". I have studied the rules pertaining to short form poetry, but I tend to view them as guidelines only. Some I comply with, others I ignore. Poetry comes first. I am sharing these whimsical wonders with you to entertain and delight. Be they ordinary or remarkable, they are all special in their simplicity. Read them slowly to savour the essence.

Adéntrate en el mundo poético de Londrain con esta edición especial de su sexto poemario, "Poesía Literaria: después de diciembre". Esta versión se centra exclusivamente en los haikus, ofreciendo una experiencia única y concentrada de la poesía japonesa. Con más de 80 haikus, cada uno compuesto por tres versos de cinco, siete y cinco sílabas respectivamente, Londrain te lleva a un viaje a través del amor, el desamor, la naturaleza, las estaciones, las flores, las estrellas y la ciudad de Santiago. Esta colección de haikus es un testimonio de la habilidad de Londrain para capturar la esencia de un momento en pocas palabras, creando imágenes vívidas y emociones profundas. Desde la delicadeza de una flor hasta la vastedad de las estrellas, cada haiku es un mundo en sí mismo, esperando ser explorado. Ya sea que estés familiarizado con el trabajo de Londrain o que estés descubriendo su poesía por primera vez, Poesía Literaria: haikus es una adición imprescindible para cualquier amante de la poesía.

Synopsis This is a very much beautiful book about various poems. Poems are the combination of letters and words. Poems tells our happiness or sadness. Poetry gives us a new life. We can share our thoughts and views in the forms of letters and words. The process of writing is never ending. Here you can read the poems on various themes like as love, life, animals, human beings and nature. Poems can takes you very much far away. Words can heal your pains. It can give you motivation and a hope to live in a difficulties. Poems has their own beauty and values. Such kinds of different kinds of poems are here I have wrote in this book. I hope everyone will read this book as well as like the poems written here. Poems are the art of a writer which presents the voices of marginalized and voiceless people from the writing of the writer.

The wind is always blowing telling us wise words we don't have the ability to listen to. Here are collection of poems. 50 general poems that aren'tof a specific nichePoems about love, the joy and sorrow it brings, poems about greatnes and how it calls people

Poems of all types-from formal verse to free verse-composed by the most accomplished, and least published, poet of the age. Beginning in the hippy era (and capturing, I think, its essence), they touch on themes both serious and flippant, from the socio-political to the amorous, and include an extensive exploration of traditional Irish and Welsh forms, as well as many others.

"Erstwhile Orbits & Newformed Spheres is a collection of autobiographical poems composed by Umohowet Taushi Yelayu. Chronological and ordered by periods of life, it begins with youthful poems of ardent first-love and discovery. Before long, there is a shift to airy philosophy and the heavy esoteric, as life lessons and experiences slowly remove the rose-colored lenses. Emotional breakdowns and regroupings overtake the focus, leading to a renewed and blazing confidence, even if fault lines still rumble. Then, a diagnosis of mental illness followed by the desire for authenticity and true healing change the course of things once more. Here are powerful relationships as well as the deconstruction of those bonds; the development of strong religious beliefs and the painful losses of faith; transcendental philosophical brushstrokes and metaphysical pondering; declarations of personal strength and expressions of profound weakness. There is fragility & fortitude. Vulnerability, fear, anguish, melancholy, and misery. Power, courage, vigor, contentment. The result is a wholly human portrait."Pastel and Shell" discusses the dangers of giving oneself to others without reciprocity and "Your Palace In My Earth" expresses blind headfirst love. "The Prophet's Spice Truck" details a quasi-obsessive one-way-street friendship, while "Chinatown" paints the hopelessness of disillusioned youth. "Self-Righteous" sees an almost manic pride devolve into fetal desperation, as "The Naked God" is a request from a disciple begging to see a clearer sign of his Lord. "For Certain" is the doubt about everything that we all have in our quietest moments, and "Kinetic Slavery: Love As Religion" is a wild, Mephistophelean piece about the depths of depression. "Suihallawuiyou (or the Girl at Ota'lu'kume)", is an art piece that uses the Delphic, the mystical, and the arcane to weave an experience. "To Witness Totality" and "The Merkabah of Modernity" express the search for healing, wholeness, and freedom. The closing pieces "The Long-Haul of Survival", "I Name Myself", and "The New Orbit" are almost matter-of-fact in their commitment to finding joy, fullness, and alignment with purpose.These are pieces to be digested and, at the end of the collection, you will gain an insight into another's experiences which will reflect back to your own. This is no attempt at braggadocio, nor is it a pity-fest. It is an expression of the wholeness of life."

Previously released exclusively on our website, the Sólkráka Collective presents to you three poetry collections in a single compilation. Through Winter contains epilogues, a series of poems dedicated to the ends of things; a song for every sun i've seen, focused on the relationships between people; and THESES, a passionate outcry against the strife in the world.

No Exit Wounds is a collection of poems about survival. About the experience of childhood abuse, the violence of military service, and the trauma that unfolds from both. It is a story of pain, separated into three parts, each with its own distinct purpose. The book is a journey through the tolls of mental illness and what it feels like to suffer. A mixture of structured and free verse, no exit wounds will take readers through the darkness and to the healing light that writing can offer.

This collection of poems was created in an effort to understand the almosts in life: dynamics, relationships, and situations where we get close to what we thought we wanted but it ends too quickly. "Almosts" is a journey of longing, accepting, and finding closure.

What the World Needs Now is a poetry book brimming with mysticism, oneness, solidarity, compassion, and gratitude. Three words that describe it best are heartfelt, soulful, and vivid."Let's quilt together humanityand swing each other in the cover of our skins.""What the World Needs Now is a powerful spiritual awakening in poetry book form. Each page brims with heartfelt sentiments, compassion, and beautifully mystical notions."In What the World Needs Now, I share a poetic version of me: my relationship with nature, my communication with my ancestors, my devotion to The One, the dance I share with my animals' powers Every time, I meditated with a question of some sort, stimulating my brain with possible wisdom that I consume like my medicine. What the World Needs Now is a poetic story that narrates my shamanic interests and background influences and helps ground my past with the present. A walk in the woods simply brings back a fundamental and ancient way of life. There is magic; there's something incredible; something is continually unfolding. This 11 - What the World Needs Now - changes when you trust the divine, the universe, god, and spirit guides on the spiritual path I have chosen to live by. With this poetry collection, I construct the masterpiece that am today. There is no such thing as a wasted day or a bad experience that we cannot turn into a good one. God puts us all in different battles in order to blend the you that awaits your enlightenment.This poetry collection reminds me that we give meaning to our lives from the curiosity of our imagination, not from the basket of our unsettled minds or indecisive desires. Mother Earth is a masterpiece that humanity must preserve in the museum stored in our hearts. We must hand this down to the next generation by how we educate them to treat the earth and themselves as well. This book has taught me that Earth is a playground, and if we don't play in it, we'll all be unhappy, depressed, bored, and continue to irrigate our problems. I have witnessed that when humankind walks through life without a purpose, we are more destructible in our state of mind and in the actions we take, painting over the land. Learning about myself and my relationship with God makes me a purposeful, richer human being.

Through the art of writing, one can speak volumes even when faced with the constraint of a closed mouth. The collection of poems penned over six decades by the author beautifully captures the essence of life experiences and the profound impact of interactions with others on the journey of existence. Each verse is a heartfelt reflection of an introverted soul, turning life's challenges and encounters into poignant literary pieces that resonate with authenticity and emotional depth. In these words lies a remarkable tale of resilience, empathy, and the profound connections that shape our shared human experience.

Written by a 16-year-old girl, Good Things Always is a tale of young love, first heartbreak, and grief. It is roughly formatted through the 7 stages of grief to show the perspective of a non-linear path of healing.

The poetry you are about to read in this book is meant to elicit a reaction and heighten your senses. You will be taken through a range of emotions as you turn the pages and live in the moment of the words. Some are fantastical dreamed up tales of imagination and some are real as well. It is up to you the reader to decipher and decide which is real and which is just fantasy. So, now without further ado it's time to slip off your shoes and make yourself comfortable and enjoy the "new tales from the baron".

The exceptional debut collection of poetry and meditations from songwriter and artist Ford Turrell.Will We Still Be Here Tomorrow? explores themes of love, loss, personal transformation, parenthood, faith, and more. These poems and meditations unfold the intricate layers of the human experience with powerful clarity, inviting readers into the freedom, wisdom, and peace present in each and every person, in each and every moment. An intimate, emotional, and reflective work.

Lost Soul is a work that touches the deepest chords of the human soul. Through the author's words, we are led to reflect on life, love, loneliness and the search for the meaning of existence. The metaphors used are powerful and engaging, taking us on an emotional journey. The writing is intense and moving and leaves us with a sense of deep reflection and contemplation. This collection is a work of art that deserves to be read and reread and will surely leave a lasting impression on the minds and hearts of those who read it. Magogodi Dingalo is from South Africa. She was born in Mohlakeng township in the west of Johannesburg. She has a bachelor's in Literature and Diploma in Media Techniques, where she graduated with best producer for a pilot Telenovela episode, best TV promotional video and a high achiever award.Her love for writing was sparked by the iconic Drum Magazine writers in South Africa. When not writing Magogodi often finds solace in capturing moments in photography or walking the beach and reflecting on the ever-changing nature of life.In her collection she invites readers to take a jump into the unknown, further exploring the emotional complexities of our mental states.She is currently a freelancer in the film and television industry and avid volunteer for an NGO focusing on Medical Photography.

This broad collection of songs, humour, poems, prayers and monologues came about because something in me got stirred up, and with that stirring came the desire to put pen to paper! It might have been a talk that resonated in me, or a snippet of conversation. That dear elderly lady complaining to the minister on the way-out of the meeting about all these new-fangled songs in the service - will never know what she inspired with, "It's Our Church"!I've found that God has a wonderful sense of humour. Psalm2:4 says, The One enthroned in heaven laughs! He must smile at some of the situations we get up to in church life - and probably weeps at others! I'm still on a journey with this; but my hope is that these poems and songs will encourage you as you read them and listen to them online. The accompanying website must make this book rare, if not unique!Robin Hawkins Robin Hawkins was born in 1949 in Norfolk. From an early age he tried his hand at poetry; but it wasn't until he was 16 and got his hands on a guitar that he started wanting to write songs. He was educated at Pangbourne College; but soon after leaving the college, Robin survived a serious car accident, after which he finally saw the error of his ways and became a follower of Jesus Christ. He went on to study Electrical Engineering, but it was through the prayer of a friend that he received the gift of songwriting.Soon after that prayer, Robin wrote the first of many songs and poems he has written over the years that followed. In 1976, Robin moved to East London where he met his future wife, Julie, a former classical singer. For the next seven years, they enjoyed a music ministry together throughout the UK and abroad. It was towards the end of that 7yrs that Robin felt called to Christian ministry, a vocation which he has followed for the last 36yrs.

Porté par sa liberté de ton, ses phrases tranchantes et son rythme effréné, ce recueil de poésie libérée nous plonge au coeur de l'humanité, avec ses excès et ses souffrances ancestrales. Il explore aussi la féminité, la vie dans toute sa diversité, entre beauté et brutalité. Chaque mot exprime la volonté de l'auteure de capturer les émotions que seule la poésie peut transmettre. Les Maux Témoins résonnent avec une intensité palpitante, fracassant les barrières, criant leur vérité et éveillant les esprits. Ils s'imprègnent dans votre conscience, tour à tour en douceur ou avec une vigueur percutante...

L'auteure, dans ce quatrième recueil, joue avec les mots. Elle les enfile comme des perles pour masquer les silences ou pour les extérioriser. C'est une reconstruction après la destruction, le cheval de bataille qui la maintient hors de l'eau. Dans ses poésies, il y a des deuils, des souffrances, des cris, des révoltes, de l'amour, et finalement, il y a la vie. Entrez dans ces pages et reconnaissez-vous dans ce flot tourbillonnant de vérité.

Fragile est le vol de l'oiseau - Suivi de La cabriole des papillons évoque le ressenti de l'auteure face au souvenir d'images trop fortes pour être oubliées. À travers ses poèmes, elle aborde des thèmes tels que la mort, l'amour, la fragilité, ainsi que nos interrogations face aux défis de l'existence humaine.

"Ballads to Animals" by William Hayley unveils a lyrical menagerie, where the poetic verses become an ode to the untamed and cherished creatures that share our world. Published in the 18th century, Hayley's ballads serve as a testament to the poet's affection for the animal kingdom and his ability to infuse verse with a sense of reverence and admiration for nature's creations. Within the pages of this collection, Hayley transforms his poetic canvas into a sanctuary where animals become the protagonists of enchanting tales. Each ballad is a lyrical portrait that captures the essence of a specific creature, whether it be the noble lion, the delicate butterfly, or the soaring bird. Through the rhythmic cadence of his verses, Hayley invites readers to embark on a journey through the diverse landscapes of the animal kingdom. Unlike conventional ballads that may focus on human narratives, "Ballads to Animals" redirects the spotlight onto the non-human inhabitants of our planet. Hayley's verses celebrate the beauty, diversity, and often overlooked stories of the animal world, fostering a connection between readers and the creatures that share our ecosystems.

"Ban and Arrière Ban-A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes" by Andrew Lang is a poetic collection that unfolds as a vibrant gathering of verses, showcasing the eclectic and diverse musings of the prolific Scottish writer. Published in the late 19th century, this anthology reflects Lang's poetic prowess and his ability to traverse a wide spectrum of themes, styles, and emotions. The title, "Ban and Arrière Ban," draws inspiration from the medieval French military term, signaling a call to both the primary and secondary reserves. In the context of Lang's poetry, this title sets the tone for a compilation that brings together a variety of fugitive rhymes-poetic expressions that may have initially eluded classification or thematic coherence. Within the pages of this collection, readers encounter a poetic rally where Lang's verses range from playful and whimsical to introspective and contemplative. The term "fugitive rhymes" suggests a certain spontaneity and freedom, capturing the essence of poems that may have emerged organically, escaping the confines of structured themes or predetermined patterns.

"Barrack-Room Ballads" by Rudyard Kipling is a timeless collection of poems that encapsulates the camaraderie, hardships, and adventures of soldiers serving in the British Army during the late 19th century. Published in 1892, this anthology showcases Kipling's keen insight into the lives of ordinary soldiers and his ability to capture their experiences with authenticity and empathy. Drawing inspiration from his own experiences as a journalist and traveler, Kipling's poems in "Barrack-Room Ballads" transport readers to the barracks and battlefields where soldiers live, love, and fight. Through his vivid imagery and evocative language, he brings to life the sights, sounds, and emotions of military life, from the monotony of garrison duty to the thrill of combat. One of the defining features of this collection is Kipling's use of balladry-a traditional form of storytelling through verse. The ballads in "Barrack-Room Ballads" are characterized by their narrative style, rhythm, and often repetitive refrains, which lend themselves well to oral recitation and communal singing, mirroring the camaraderie and solidarity among soldiers. Thematically, the poems in "Barrack-Room Ballads" cover a wide range of subjects, including patriotism, courage, loyalty, and the harsh realities of war. Kipling explores the human cost of military service, the bonds forged between soldiers, and the often unspoken struggles faced by those who serve their country.

"Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War" by Herman Melville is a poignant and introspective exploration of the American Civil War. Published in 1866, this collection of poems showcases Melville's ability to grapple with the complexities of war, human conflict, and the profound impact of historical events on the collective consciousness. Melville, best known for his novel "Moby-Dick," shifts his literary focus to the battlefield, offering readers a poetic panorama that captures the multifaceted nature of the Civil War. The collection is not a glorification of war but a nuanced examination of its various facets-its brutality, its impact on individuals, and its implications for a nation torn apart. The poems within "Battle-Pieces" serve as lyrical vignettes, each offering a unique perspective on the war's unfolding drama. Melville employs a range of poetic forms and styles to convey the emotional weight of the conflict, from solemn elegies for fallen soldiers to reflections on the moral and existential questions raised by war.

"Atalanta in Calydon" by Algernon Charles Swinburne stands as a dramatic and poetic reimagining of the classical myth of Atalanta, an emblematic figure from Greek mythology. Published in 1865 during the Victorian era, Swinburne's work breathes new life into the ancient narrative, weaving together elements of tragedy, passion, and divine intervention. The poem adopts a dramatic form, reminiscent of Greek tragedies, providing a theatrical framework for the unfolding events. Swinburne skillfully employs dialogues, monologues, and a chorus-elements intrinsic to classical drama-to immerse readers in the tragic tale set in the city of Calydon. This deliberate stylistic choice not only pays homage to the classical tradition but also enhances the immersive and emotive impact of the narrative. Central to the poem is the exploration of classical themes such as fate, desire, and honor. Swinburne delves into the consequences of defying divine will and the intricate dynamics between human passions and the forces that govern mortal existence. The work stands as a testament to the Victorian fascination with classical motifs and mythology, interpreting age-old tales through the lens of 19th-century poetic sensibilities.

"Artemis to Actaeon and Other Verses" by Edith Wharton is a collection of poetry that transcends the boundaries of the page, immersing readers in the timeless and evocative world crafted by the renowned novelist. Published in the early 20th century, Wharton's verses showcase a departure from her narrative prose, revealing a lyrical and introspective facet of her literary talent. Within this collection, Wharton's poetic voice unfolds with grace and sophistication, offering readers a poetic journey that traverses classical mythology, human relationships, and the complexities of the human psyche. "Artemis to Actaeon" serves as a poetic dialogue between the goddess of the hunt and the ill-fated mortal, exploring themes of transformation and consequence. Wharton's exploration of mythological narratives is not mere homage; it is a reimagining that breathes new life into age-old tales. The collection goes beyond myth, delving into the emotional landscapes of love, desire, and introspection. Each verse is a brushstroke on the canvas of human experience, inviting readers to contemplate the nuances of existence.

"Sorrow & the Flowers" by Abram Joseph Ryan invites readers into a poignant realm where the delicate petals of poetry unfold the depths of human emotion. Published in the 19th century, Ryan's verses serve as a poetic garden where sorrow and beauty entwine, each bloom a testament to the complex tapestry of the human soul. In this collection, the poet weaves a lyrical narrative that navigates the landscapes of grief, capturing the essence of sorrow in verses that resonate with readers' hearts. The flowers that grace these pages are not just botanical entities but vessels of emotion, carrying the weight of human experiences and the fragility of existence. Ryan's pen, like a compassionate gardener, nurtures verses that explore the nuances of pain, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit. Through his lyrical craftsmanship, "Sorrow & the Flowers" becomes a poetic bouquet that invites readers to reflect on the universal journey through life's joys and tribulations.

"Songs and Other Verse" by Eugene Field is a poetic collection that weaves together the enchantment of childhood, the whimsy of imagination, and the tender emotions that resonate throughout life. Published in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Field's work is celebrated for its ability to capture the innocence of youth and evoke a sense of nostalgia. At the heart of this collection are Field's renowned children's poems, which have become timeless classics. "Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" and "Little Boy Blue" are among the verses that have enchanted generations of readers with their melodic cadence and endearing storytelling. Through these poems, Field creates a magical realm where dreams come to life, and the simplicity of childhood is celebrated. Beyond the realm of children's poetry, "Songs and Other Verse" explores a variety of themes, showcasing Field's versatility as a poet. His verses range from humorous and playful to reflective and poignant, offering readers a diverse array of emotions to contemplate. Field's keen observations of everyday life and his ability to infuse ordinary moments with lyrical beauty contribute to the enduring appeal of this collection.