A personal take on the complications that complement our planet and the several worlds weve webbed into it. The book, in its several parts, delves into questions and answers of several sorts in and around the nature of fiction. The several pieces of poetry and short stories are all exploratory into the elements that give our realities a semblance to lifewhat we collectively believe and how we individually think and the ways in which we carve into our societies and how it structures us.

The light breaks down what we see into colour harmony and swept with joy and movement rhyme, the abstract becomes a matter of fact - a joy that we can see in colour memory that beckons us be wise to how our time in seasons flies.

A golden memory in autumn sets free inspiration harmony for in the mush so much gush out that we start to shout with glee when we see autumn's harmony in the light set free between the dark and light menagerie.

"Saminder" is a delightful story for children of life set in the post-colonial Indian state capital Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, in the Himalayan foothills, one of many tales written by Rishi Harrison in this series. She is well known to younger readers since 2010, when she published many short stories. Her own sympathy with the instincts and longings of the child's heart reflecting Indian society following the days of the British Raj is shown in her portrayal of Saminder's Short Stories. A r...

People experience all kinds of night: loneliness, grief, depression, anxiety, fear, pain, and countless other darknesses.This collection of profound lyrical poems explores the poet's own experiences and observations of both dark and light, revealing her determination to not only survive, but to conquer whatever tries to overcome her.At the end of it all, the poet demonstrates that the smallest sign of light is enough to help a wandering soul find hope in the passing of the ...

The poems in this book dont necessarily follow rules of conventional poetry and most of them were written based on personal experiences and observation. I have been documenting my musings for about 20 years now and began collating them after people advised that I publish them. I fi nally listened to them and had to overcome the fear of failure and of success. It was very diffi cult believing them at fi rst, so here they are. Are they any good? Ill leave you to be the judge. Life is what we...

This Minds Journey is my second book in poetry. In this writing I have tried to let fly the mind wherever it tends to travell through the help of knowledge. Woven interestingly covering many aspects of lives including the activities of natural phenomena as well I have inserted flow of the writings in a way to bathe in the realm of poems. Feelings and events converged in it are solely art of the beautiful heart which can dramatize the wave lengths of humans intention. Beyond imagination, in...

Wrapped human figures,Scurry and scamper for warmth, School children huddle together giggling;Mocking heartily the hooded adultsWhose shivering maturity could not battle cold.

Tying together the recurring elements of a decade in reflection, this debut book from acclaimed poet M.H. Freeman — Before I Leave — elucidates the cyclicism of life while depositing a positive outlook in stressed and sullen hearts.Framed by four topical pillars — loneliness, adoration, depression, and philosophy — these poems, the majority having been composed between August 2012 and August 2013, exhibit many facets of life we all experience but find difficult to speak.

Often without rhyme and sometimes even without reason, these poems seek to capture the sameness in the pattern of lives we live everywhere, throughout time and space, and attempt to effectively articulate the anguish born from the mad desire of every rose for peace, love and permanence in a fast-changing world plagued by the thorns of greed and chaos.But above all else, the book is intended to be a question, to every reader who cares enough to listen, for every ear that hears the gr...

Contexting my life is a set of memoir poems by Anthony Pittsabe. A parent's life long illness is a struggle for children of every age. This is the case for me. Then, there was poverty. This book of memoir poems explores my life and how I perceive my own life experiences. It touches on family, poverty, love, drugs and hate. Grab a copy and share the experience.

Patrick is still in love with his separated wife. Returning with their son after a trip to an amusement park, he begs, one last time, to reconcile with her. When she refuses, he is driven to thoughtless desperation: a bottle of sleeping pills, a bottle of whisky. And in his dying dream, he revisits that theme park of childish desire.There he finds the landscape - still garish and indulgent - has evolved. The attractions are religion, money and sex. The characters - costumed and act...