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From mystical meditations and battlefield elegies to romantic longing, mythological transformation, and quiet grief, Victor Stringer's poetry explores the depths of human experience with sincerity and emotional intensity. In standout poems such as Linger, Metamorphous, and Thomas Miller, Stringer demonstrates a striking command of imagery, restraint, and lyrical form, crafting verses that linger long after the final page. Passionate, reflective, and spiritually resonant, this collection speaks to listeners who value confessional poetry rooted in emotional truth.

These unforgettable love poems—queer, complicated, and almost always compromised—engage a poetics of humility, leaning into the painful tendernesses of unbridgeable distance. As Kuipers writes, love is a question "defined not by what we / cannot know of the world but what we cannot know of ourselves." These poems write into that intricate webbing between us, holding space for an "I" that is permeable, that can be touched and changed by those we make our lives with.

Still, Maine is the raw, restless record of a solo journey to Portland, Maine—cobblestones and all—written by a woman who knows this city holds something no other place on earth can give her. In poems that move between wry humor and aching grief, every step of the trip is measured not in miles, but in tears, laughter, and the kind of longing that doesn’t have a clean ending.

The First 50 Years is ultimately premised upon the life and times of the author. That is, if one's most intimate thoughts and feelings were shared while they occurred throughout the varied and sundry events of their existence, this listen in essence would be a bird's-eye view of the rollercoaster ride that their life rendered while trying to remain hopeful, happy, and sane. Notwithstanding such a declaration, the brutal honesty in the author's revelatory expressions has the tendency to draw you into the chasms of each challenge that he was entertaining, self-inflicted or otherwise.

Innermost is a collection of both free verse and fixed verse poetry written over a period of half a decade about every emotion felt inside the human heart. These poems will transport you to a whole other world within the innermost depths of the human soul.

For more than 40 years, Jay Rothman has been writing poetry about the questions that have followed him through his life: Why are we here? What are we meant to learn? How do we find Love, purpose, and connection? And what can our struggles teach us about who we are becoming?

Explore the power and emotion of nature's most diverse element: water. Raindrops, snowflakes, oceans, or ice... we can see reflections of ourselves in this Water Colored World. The author embraces and ruminates on the following topics: Romance and Love, Sadness and Pain, Joy and Hope, Fear and Uncertainty.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. **The Odyssey** — Homer's timeless epic of heroism, temptation, and the long road home. After the fall of Troy, the mighty warrior Odysseus (Ulysses) begins a decade-long journey back to Ithaca, braving the Cyclops, the enchantress Circe, the Sirens...

This collection of poems and paintings tells a story that will move you from laughing out loud to nodding in somber agreement and shaking your head in awe. It’s all here: the oneness of spirit and nature, the importance of family, the costs of ambition, the mysteries of life, and the power of prayer. Coming Home is an adventure that will resonate with men and women, young and old, as they reflect upon the importance of their own personal journeys. Jack Dell is not your typical author; he’s an American entrepreneur and a lifelong adventurer.

Life has never been fair and yet, I live in constant hope of love, art, creativity and better days coming. With 35 brand new poems this latest book encapsulates survival, independence and recovery. Where Sad Faery Poems Volume One was a romantic nod to Autumn and October. Volume Two was surviving the winter.. A love letter to romance and Valentine's Day. Sad Faery Poems Volume Three is the re-emergence of the sun in springtime, flowing effortlessly into a beautiful summer.

काळ बदलतो माणसे बदलतात . पण बदलत नाही माणसाच्या मनातील आदिम अंधकार. या कादंबरीची सुरुवात ट्रॉयचे युद्ध जेथे...

Love is a collection of concise, reflective poems that examine connection, distance, longing, and the quiet moments that define human relationships. Through a pared-down style, the book presents scenes of intimacy and absence, exploring how love persists, fades, and reshapes the inner world. Each piece invites the reader to pause, interpret, and discover meaning within the silences between lines.

Ce recueil rassemble cinq poèmes écrits par deux poètes, Hamed Ashour et Haidar Alghazali, et une poétesse Nisrine Suleimane, vivant aujourd'hui à Gaza, ce recueil rassemble : une supplique pour emporter cette nuit qui pèse sur nos poitrines, une question « Comment tu vas ? Je vais en ruines » une voix de gardien dans un cimetière à Gaza, une envie de mourir dans un lit, pour rien, ni pour une cause, ni pour quelqu'un, une pensée de goutte d'eau. Ce qui relie ces poèmes, c'est la présence entremêlée de la vie et la mort.

Une écriture aride comme la pierre du Cantal où vit Odile Fix. Une illustration solaire comme la terre d'Ardèche où vit Clothilde Staës. Le port a jauni a proposé une rencontre entre ces deux univers : Odile Fix a exploré le thème de la terre, des éléments, du frottement entre les matières, la pierre et le temps. Clothilde Staës a travaillé sur des masses lumineuses, souples, douces, en écho infidèle à l'écriture rugueuse d'Odile Fix.

Some things can only be understood from the other side. You didn't see it then—the exhaustion behind the patience, the love behind the silence, the sacrifice tucked inside an ordinary Tuesday. You were too young, too busy, too close to notice. But you're older now. And somewhere along the way, without anyone announcing it, you began to understand your father differently.

Poète urbain, Mo Abbas est habitué à battre le pavé de Marseille et MACADAM ! à courir les rues des villes, avec « une bonne paire de chaussures, un carnet, un crayon et une tortue imaginaire en laisse », selon sa propre expression.

Le ciel comme une cartographie du monde dans laquelle se tracent les routes des nomades et des exilés. Le ciel comme dernier repère pour les sans-frontières. Le ciel infini. Juste le ciel et nous est tout à la fois une cartographie, un pamphlet politique, une réflexion philosophique.

Read by the Author. Features exclusive audiobook-only bonus content you won’t want to miss! Known for giving language to what many women feel but struggle to name, Laura Wifler’s debut poetry collection is as riveting as it is relatable. Written with her signature timbre of startling honesty...

For fans of Between Two Kingdoms and Milk and Honey, a dazzling, unconventional memoir—in essays and verse—of a young woman’s sojourn with breast cancer; a chronicle of the most tragic moments in loss, and a celebration of the most tender moments in life. Question: If one breast is triple...

This epic poem retells the complete life of King Arthur in a sweeping cycle of nearly 2000 verses, drawing together the grandeur, tragedy, and enduring mystery of Britain’s greatest legend. Written in the spirit of the ancient bards, its rhythmic narrative is intended to be spoken aloud—its cadence echoing the beat of a drum around a fire, carrying listeners through battles, prophesies, betrayals, and moments of profound human tenderness.