Words Left Unspokenby Firefly, Feather & FlameIn the quiet spaces between what's said and what's felt, stories bloom.Words Left Unspoken is a tapestry of voices—seven writers bound by friendship and firelight—each weaving their truths in poetry, prose, and introspective fragments. From the haunting beauty of old castles and philosophical musings to journal entries laced with wit and raw emotion, this anthology explores the delicate ...

The mysterious and forbidden Necronomicon is a cursed writing of arcane knowledge, forbidden magic and knowledge of dangerous things whose reading provokes madness and death itself. In addition, the book itself has a record of forgotten phrases and incantations that allow contact with beings of inconceivable power, but at the same time it entails an unimaginably horrifying danger to mention them. In short, it is the blasphemy of life.It seemed to be a rumor, but one of the few survi...

Opposite poles of the magnet same.One rests in the north,The other is in the south.Quiet eyes with the laughter loud,Encompassing a calmed soulAs well as a nosy heart.Her mind, a battlefield.Her bod, a shrine.With the rings of fireAlong its depths,She is an ocean.That's at outburst.

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 compilation of forty-nine poems spanning a decade, Footprint of an Elephant, is a journey of the human path, different for each walker but containing a common human thread. Penetrating beyond the thin and superficial veil of ethnicity, creed, color, culture, and the like, Footprint of an Elephantwith its three sections: Awakening, Uprising, and Conquestis an exploration of one walkers path.

Does the word symbol make you shudder?Words are powerful magic, imbued with nuance, subtext, connotation, and emotions that reside deep within our collective consciousness. Words and symbols impart meanings readers respond to on a visceral level, that extend beyond the literal meaning.Discover all the ways that iconic symbols can provide thematic, foreshadowing, contextual, plot, and characterization beyond the superficial. This is...

Author Chris Dewey tends to think that we find resonance in life with ideas, rather than the form of a thing. Dont think of this book as a book of poems; instead, think of it as a book of ideas. Ideas come from asking elegant questions in a search for truth and from continuing the process so long as we breathe.Breathe with these words, ask some questions, look for ideas, and search for your own truth.

These 81 poems have been written over the course of several years, and therefore reflect a myriad of sensibilities. Some of the poems reflect emotions as they pertain to being a woman, feeling judged, abused, inadequate, but also powerful after confronting inner demons. This collection is also reflective of an appreciation of nature, and goddess imagery as a form of strength and female empowerment.

Poetry written in free verse. A man's journey brings him to the power of the infinite source.

The pages of #25wtT can be read in any order. Each page features one poemette, containing exactly 25 words. The wayfaring reader is encouraged to find a poem, be still, and ponder for a while. Use #25wtT as a bridge between the heart and the mind. Reading #25wtT is like an old wine in a new wineskin. It is rich with lovely, evocative mystical insights, put into a format that is engaging, contemporary, and profoundly personal. Theres something about the brevity of these poems that cuts righ...

Dark Poetry. Rhyming poems of madness that describe the chaos that shapes our order, in life. "Paradoxium: The Place That Cannot Be" is part of a series of books the author is presently writing called the "Three Worlds". Paradoxium, Inevitum, and Relativium. The Paradoxium books focus on chaos and the chaotic nature inherent in all things and events.

This collection of poetry and essays explores the enlightenment experience both before and after. The poetry takes us on a journey through the breadth of our human condition. There is beauty, and there is ugliness. But through it all, there are those special moments when we glimpse a higher reality. The images and metaphors are meant to inspire us to see beyond the illusion of the world and understand the universal way. The essays look directly at enlightenment using plain language, not po...