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The author has birthed her first compilation of poetic words and rhymes. She has journaled throughout most of her life in the form of poetry, spanning many decades and covering subjects ranging from a family member's controversial murder or suicide in the early 1900s to a wedding poem written in our most up-to-date language, that of emojis. She has embraced many topics, from the whimsical to the spiritual, along her journey.

What does it mean to be human? The Ink That Binds Us: With Love, Always is a collection of poetry that explores the emotions, moments, and experiences that connect us all. From love and loss to hope, fear, growth, and everything in between, these poems reflect the journey of a life being lived one day at a time. Written with honesty and heart, these poems find meaning in both life's biggest milestones and its quietest moments. Some will make you reflect. Some will make you smile. Others may remind you of a chapter of your own story.

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...

Unladylike: A Mythopoetic Reclamation of Love is a lyrical and unflinching exploration of identity, survival, and self-return. Blending memoir, poetry, and myth, Regina Louise invites readers into an intimate landscape where the personal becomes archetypal and the body holds memory, truth, and transformation. Through a series of evocative and emotionally precise pieces, the collection traces the subtle and overt ways women are conditioned to abandon themselves in pursuit of love, belonging, and safety.

Saint Woman is where desire becomes both ritual and rebellion—where intimacy burns like votive candles in the ruins of saints and sinners. Here, the woman is a holy temptation, a gravitational pull that bends the air itself. As the first book in The Tapestry of Me, a three-part literary and spiritual descent that continues through The Witch Hare and concludes with My Demons Have Demons, Saint Woman marks the beginning of the unraveling—the moment faith begins to tremble under the weight of awakening.

The second poetry collection from acclaimed poet Susannah Dickey, winner of the PEN Heaney Prize. How do we communicate the hopefulness of new love in a dying world? A young woman, dining alone in a Paris bistro while awaiting the arrival of her lover – confronts her dish of calf’s head with...

They say love don’t cost a thing—but for him, it cost everything. Sucker4Pain is a gritty, uncut testimony from a man who gave his all to the wrong women and nearly lost himself in the process. This ain't no love story—it’s a survival story. It’s raw pain served cold, dressed in designer lies and false promises. Through a poetic fusion of heartbreak, prison reflections, betrayal, addiction, and faith, this powerful collection gives voice to every one who’s ever been played, betrayed, locked up, or left behind.

Exploring themes of masculinity, love, grief and connection, this bestselling poetry collection from British poet and viral phenomenon Lucas Jones is perfect for fans of Yung Pueblo, Hussain Manawer, and Whitney Hanson. "Eviscerating and tender all at once, this book is impossible to read...

Now part of the groundbreaking Kanata Classics list, Billy-Ray Belcourt’s Griffin Prize winning poetry debut catapulted him into a beloved voice of his generation. Winner of the Griffin Poetry Prize Winner of the Robert Kroetsch City of Edmonton Book Prize Winner of the Indigenous...

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...

This program is read by Margaret Atwood, Rodney Crowell, John Doe, Jim Fletcher, Ari Fliakos, Maggie Hoffman, Ross Marquand, Will Patton, Seth Rogen, Michael Shannon, and Neela Vaswani. The Flame is the final collection of the seminal musician and poet, which he was determined to complete before...

In an ugly world full of noise... Escape to a place of quiet words and beauty.

The Girl and the TimeLapse are little tales of love—Each poem is a liberated story of a "feeling"—A feeling that decides to take a walk through the seasons as they roll by.

My Dear, I am writing this while watching the moon rise. I know you are asleep and some dreams seem to be playing under your unquiet eyelids. I wish I could enter them and watch your dreams standing by your side. I belong to you and my heart tells me that this is the most beautiful moment that I am living right now. The moonlight must be playing on your face with some shadows in black and white.

A Beautiful collection of romantic Marathi Poems. Fresh and refreshing.

This collection of 36 short poems was published in 1907. The title is alleged to be an ironic pun referring cryptically to the sound of urine striking the sides of a chamber pot. However, the poems have no touch of vulgarity or bawdiness.

The sun and her stars, The moon and her flowers. The sight of his smiles, Keep me smiling for miles. A single look in my way, Makes my entire day. The color of his eyes, So dreamy, make me say my last goodbyes.

Dive into the heart of human emotion with Rhythms of Rain: Verses of Love, Loss, and Liberation. This compelling anthology invites listeners on an enriching journey through the intricate labyrinth of love, longing, and the eternal pursuit of spiritual freedom. Crafted by poets who have savored life's sweetest joys and endured its bitterest sorrows, this collection resonates with the universal experiences that bind us all.

Estações da Existência é uma coletânea poética que entrelaça as nuances do amor, da perda e do renovo, transformando cada página em uma jornada emocional através das estações da vida. Com maestria, os versos de Gabriel Mageski tecem histórias entre rimas e reflexões, criando um mosaico de sentimentos que ressoam nos corações dos leitores. Os poemas desvelam o amor em suas diversas formas, desde a paixão efervescente até a ternura serena que perdura com o tempo.

"Poeamar" é um verbo: o ato de demonstrar amor por meio da poesia. Amor por alguém, por algo ou por você mesmo(a). "Poeamar" é um verbo inventado por Paula Taitelbaum para dar nome ao seu livro: Poeamo-me. Porque aqui os versos falam de amor e da busca por ele, da paixão ardente e da paixão platônica, do amar-se e do desamar-se em frente ao espelho.