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Enter the Darkness is a collection of poetry documenting the feelings and experiences of the author over time. The poetry within is relatable and is guaranteed to make the listener connect with the experiences and feel what the writer was feeling.

Anne Carson's first original work since Float (Knopf, 2016) A NEW YORK TIMES BEST POETRY BOOK OF 2024 WINNER OF THE NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD FOR POETRY FINALIST FOR THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FOR POETRY Published here in a must-listen edition, several of the twenty-five startling poetic...

Written as a tribute to Abraham Lincoln following his assassination, this poem by Walt Whitman reflects on leadership, sacrifice, and national grief in the wake of tragedy.

One of Literary Hub's Most Anticipated Books of 2026 A one-of-a-kind collection gathering fifty years of poetry by one of our most cherished authors. In The Distance of a Shout, Michael Ondaatje has assembled some of his finest poems into a singular poetic memoir that invokes the arc of his own...

One of Literary Hub's Most Anticipated Books of 2026 A deeply moving, continuously surprising meditation on loss, time, psychology, and numerology in this genre-defying blend of memoir, poetry, and history from Grief Girl author Erin Vincent. When Erin Vincent was fourteen years old, both of her...

From the award-winning author of Finna comes this moving, tender collection of poems exploring love and grief throughout the journey of life in this luminous green corner of a beautiful, bruised continent. there was love between these lovers that still happened amongst it all. In Something Blue...

When one link breaks, the entire chain trembles. Told through multiple, deeply emotional perspectives, The Daisy Chain Collapse continues the story of three inseparable friends —Rose, Violet, and Mei —whose bond was shattered by a tragic accident. Now, in the wake of unimaginable loss, the people they left behind must navigate the wreckage of their memories, their guilt, and the fragile possibility of healing. As each voice enters the story —Violet, Mei, Rose, Thorne, Cam, Mr. and Mrs.

Na het overlijden van haar vader belandt Rebecca in een emotioneel en juridische conflict dat ze nooit had kunnen voorzien. In een periode waarin ze alleen maar wilde rouwen, komt ze in een strijd met haar stiefmoeder terecht, een vrouw met wie de relatie al jaren broos was. Oude spanningen, oude wonden en oude regels komen tegelijk boven. Ze raakt verstrikt in een web van emoties en verouderde, juridische regels, die nauwelijks tot geen rekening houden met moderne, samengestelde gezinnen.

The Ship and the Storm is a conversation through poetry between two unique voices, exploring themes of nature and nostalgia, struggle and the self. Diane Callahan and David Dixon take listeners from Ohio’s familiar landscapes to the battlefields of America’s War on Terror —and everywhere in between. Callahan brings her incisive wit to examinations of wanderlust and womanhood, while Dixon casts a veteran’s sincere-but-jaded eye toward violence and regret. The Ship and the Storm is a collection that rewards contemplation, with each revisit uncovering new threads of meaning and connection.

Tania Ganitsky y Sandra Restrepo reconstruyen el fin del mundo a partir del fin del cuerpo. Estos 38 poemas hablan de la traición de las manos que dejan de escribir y quedan a oscuras: "a oscuras sin imaginación, / que es como hubiera descrito el infierno / si lo hubiera escrito yo". Sandra Restrepo dibuja paisajes desolados, recorta espacios vacíos y extiende hilos que conectan.

Ghostwood: Echoes of a Living Past, is a book of poetry. The work offers listeners both the raw emotion of verse and the reflective insight of what prompted the author, Billy Philips, to pen each piece. Through its poems, the author reveals the intimate rhythms of the human experience—love, loss, memory, and renewal—while the accompanying commentary opens a window into the creative process behind each piece.

Naomi Shihab Nye has spent thirty-five years traveling the world to lead writing workshops and inspire students of all ages. In her newest collection Transfer she draws on her Palestinian American heritage, the cultural diversity of her home in Texas, and her extensive travel experiences to create a poetry collection that attests to our shared humanity.

The Pulitzer Prize winner’s final written work: poems of penetrating acceptance and humor, whose soul-sweeping gaze encompasses his own autobiography and the broken world he nonetheless gives thanks for “His hands strip poetry to its nub.” —Los Angeles Times “Reading [Wright] is like...

After ten years of war, Ulysses sets out on his journey home—but the sea shows no mercy, and the gods have plans of their own. The Odyssey is a tale of wonders, temptations, and dangers, and of a man who relies on his wit and courage to defy fate. Filled with adventure, emotion, and vivid imagery—this is one of those stories that has captivated readers for thousands of years.

To Those That Left & Those departed - sitting with grief is a two part collection of poetry that dives into sitting with grief. Part I, To Those That Left, is dedicated to the deep feelings of grief associated with heartbreak. Part II, To Those Departed, exemplifies the nonlinear grief over the death of a loved one. The collection as a whole is emotive, raw, and comforting.

A collection of poems and stories that delve into deep emotions and tough realities. The book opens with "Like Glue," a vivid depiction of a challenging relationship, and continues to explore themes like loss, confusion, and personal struggles. Through powerful imagery and thoughtful prose, WL Gertz captures both the pain and beauty of human life. The collection ends with a reflective piece, "Manifesto in the Second Color," encouraging readers to think about the impact of art and personal choices. This book offers a journey through the complexities of life and the human condition.

An intimate poetry collection on grief, loss, and healing from bestselling author Courtney Peppernell—a companion to her novel The Last Poem—offering solace, reflection, and hope to anyone navigating heartbreak. Throughout life, we all experience grief. Whether through the loss of a loved...

What happens when the life you built collapses in an instant? Alice had it all —a successful career as a PA, two children, her love story with her husband, an ER doctor. But beneath the surface of their city life, pressure mounted, connection frayed, and her husband, lost in the grind, made a final, devastating choice. Alice was left behind —shattered, alone, and drowning in grief. The Art of Soft Landing is not just a story of loss —it’s a journey of rebirth.

From the trials of motherhood, the appreciation of nature, and exploring romantic fantasy to embracing faith through the loss of family this is a poetic journal of survival. Embrace the power and depth of feminine feeling in this moving collection of pieces written to encourage the heart and awaken the soul. Reflect on life's most treasured moments and walk in the realm of emotions with each topic explored. Life & Introspection, Motherhood, Nature & Otherworldly Places, Romance, Faith, Grief & Loss.

Some stories arrive like storms. Some arrive like a single breath. In these poems and reflections, a parent remembers, wrestles, prays, and learns to live with a love that does not end. For anyone who has missed someone, feared the next phone call, or found strength in their village, these pages offer a place to exhale, to feel, and to be held by words. This is a map drawn in footprints, tear lines, and sunrise promises. A collection of hard won truths about family, loss, and the strange beauty that still shows up, even after everything. Read it when the world is loud.