Poetry Books

This volume is a short collection of eclectic poems and limericks for the young adult in all of us. Enjoy!

A collection of poems from the author's early attempts at writing. They mostly depict the negative side of life. Some works depict suicide and loss. Others are more self reflective. Three poems, Waiting for Death, Father & The River are from an unfinished work titled 'The House'.

Poetry and prose that takes the reader on a journey from despair to hope and renewal and finally transformation through the love and forgiveness

This is a collection of poems, poems which made their way up to the author’s psyche, stirring his emotions to delve deeper into barren territory where opportunities to be fascinated and in turn be inspired, thence taking the author to countless journeys in abstraction and in reality. These are...

Collected poems by Charles A Poole, published posthumously. Poole lived a minimalist life out in nature, not unlike Henry David Thoreau. He was a passionate recluse, socially uncomfortable, yet oddly extroverted and conversational. Poole had a rough childhood, the son of an angry father with...

Written over six months of depression, isolation, and misguided emotions, these are the words of a lost man. Themes composed of love, anger, uncertainty; a balance of life and human nature. The dark doesn't become terrifying when it's the only thing you've known. This poetry, and songs, and...

A love story told in the format of poems. The collection comprises of twenty-six poems, with the majority being nautically based. The first thirteen poems are from the male's perspective, whilst the following thirteen poems are from her perspective. The title "Distant Memories" reminds us of...

Collection of poems by Lauren Scharhag, written from 2004-2013, exploring themes of womanhood, family, and her German-Mexican heritage.

Walking alongside with the trends which are thought as fashionable [and] current, Hồ Đăng Thanh Ngọc is shaded with classics, quieter, more thoughtful. Perhaps he carries the heavy traditions which he believes belong to his senses. However, in reading his poetry, readers will see that he is...

I received a one-way ticket from Hell: “Congratulations. You have colon cancer” ..... Stop..... Breath..... Colon cancer? “Please watch your step and enjoy your stay”. .... What?..... Breathe, remember to breathe..... As I read the words over again, I was transported into another...