All the passion and all the mistery, all the joy and all the pain, all the darkness and all the shine of an heart who restless beat to follow the loves of a lifetime are collected in these love poems.

It is the war the predominant theme of this collection of poems. The war that annihilates the lives. The war that tears apart the bodies and memory. The war that divides the loves and the people. The war that destroys everything and sows death and terror. The war against which every day you resist. And poetry becomes a shout of pain and hope against the horror of war.Born in Rome in 1975, Stefano Mannucci graduated in the Faculty of Political Science at the University La Sapienza i...

He dressed of silence and left the house early in the morning. He ran down the boulevard - clasped hands over the camera he held at chest height. Then – once reached the street corner - he stopped. He leaned his small body against the walls of a building. His name was Onafets. But no one in the neighborhood knew him by his real name. No one knew how old he was or from what part of the city he arrived. For all he was just the photographer at the street corner.The book contains 39 ph...

Organized in four sections – Inception, Longing, Chaos, and Epiphany – K.Y. Robinson's debut poetry collection explores what it is to want in spite of trauma, shame, injustice, and mental illness. It is one survivor's powerful testimony, and a love letter "to those who lie awake burning."

The Frandon Agricultural School Pig stands out as a unique masterpiece of Japanese fiction taking up the treatment of animals by humans. This deeply moving story of the pig who is literally forced to sign his own death warrant was written in the early 1920s by Kenji Miyazawa, considered one of Japan's greatest writers of the 20th century. It was not published until well after Kenji's death in 1933. Even today vegetarians are few and far between in Japan; in Kenji's day they were a true rar...

In life, often one feels alone and that there is something better than what they are living. Throughout this book an author is writing from her heart to show people everywhere that they are not the only ones who feel that way. She reaches for the stars, falls into the ocean and sinks deeper into darkness than before. Yet, as the poems continue on and her advice reaches the hearts of those around her, she bares all emotions in the process. Looking to guide others in a direction of peace and...

What happens to a clown when he goes back home late at night? Have you ever wondered?I usually have enough time to remove my makeup in the dressing room, after work. But today has been one of those days in which I give all of myself. The tiredness has overwhelmed me and I have preferred getting into the car right away.No, no one is waiting for me. With my face illuminated only by the suffused light of the lamp, my only companion is this mask reflected in the mirror, and tha...

Qwantu Amaru, novelist, poet, and spoken word artist offers up this poetic treatise on the love battles he's waged, lost, and won in his search for love. From the beautiful opening poem Moonlight to the final statement Better to Have Loved and Lost, take the voyage with this unflinchingly honest poet. Lovelost just like his first chapbook, After the Storm is a FREE offering from this up and coming writer.

Deep in the Future he found the answer to Man’s age-old problem.

A poetry collection roughly grouped around the motif of lines, much of this collection was written in 2006 and some was performed live as a part of the Creative Quill Bangkok Tour in 2006-7.Poems range from the opening long piece, that takes an in-depth look at "lines" throughout time, to poems drenched in love, both good love and bad. Existentialist themes are featured in some works, and some poems reveal aspects of the natural world.

Some very haunting and disturbing poetic images from my sick and tortured mind.

These seventeen carefully chosen poems are divided into three chapters. By turns sweet, sexy, pointed and provocative, I strive at all times to be both entertaining and tasteful.The major threads (that I can see) are romantic love, ill-fated and wise choices, finding a voice in the world, nature, birds, and the cosmos.Degrees of choice, degrees of fate;Find your voice before it's too late.Inspired in so many ways by my best friend John, whose influence on me o...