A large part of the healing process comes from learning to sit with and find beauty in the darkness and trials given to us.Liminal Inside is an illustrated collection of poems for mental health, transition, healing from trauma, depression, anxiety, emotional PTSD, chasing dreams, hope in dark times, and embracing the self unapologetically. This collection includes poems from a variety of genres; some are dark and have no resolution, some are speculative poems that ...

Returning with her newest poetry book, beloved poet Courtney Peppernell ( Pillow Thoughts) combines storytelling, poetry, and prose in a uniquely inspirational way. Filled with heartfelt anecdotes and insightful messages, The Way Back Home is a tribute to rebuilding our lives after loss.Divided into sections that draw on themes of courage, resilience, purpose, and hope, this inspiring collection has Peppernell once again walking us through a redemptive journey of ...

From the bestselling author of I Find You in the Darkness, a book of poetry celebrating strong women and the men they crave.I never needed a Man.I needed a Viking.I needed someone who wasn't afraid of my strengths or of my needs.I chose wrong in the past . . .Beloved contemporary poet Alfa is back with a brand-new collection of more than 180 heartfelt poems on the theme of woman warriors and th...

These poems walk with you through seasons of heartbreak, rebirth, and homecoming.Drawing on the strength of the natural world to renew itself each spring, this debut collection from James A. Pearson doesn't flinch from the moments when life comes crashing down. But it's not stuck there, either.Each poem meets you with a gentle faith-that just like the trees and the ferns and the summer foxgloves, you carry within you an inextinguishable spark of life. And when you find yo...

In this deeply evocative collection of 88 poems, the author takes readers through a raw and transformative journey, beginning with the heartache of divorce and navigating the complexities of dating, love, and personal growth. With lyrical depth and emotional precision, each poem captures the pain of lost connections, the yearning for understanding, and the longing for healing after heartbreak.All I needed was flowers explores the intricacies of relationships—both romantic and famil...

A captivating, poetic, and visual journey, Bri's debut book To Be Seen explores multiple themes relative to the human experience.She speaks of introspection, love, grief, hope, and finding yourself amongst it all. With poems and photographs meant to encourage every feeling, this is a story of reflection. It is a turbulent ride of emotions and thought-provoking perspectives. One meant to unite many common thoughts, includin...

Like many others, I got disconnected from my authentic flow of creativity in adulthood. I learned through my experiences that I couldn't afford to be imaginative or playful; I had grown-up responsibilities and I needed to cross off mind-numbing checklists. But through a move across the U.S. and the hiatus of a worldwide pandemic, I started reconnecting with the creative part of me that had never left.I started processing thoughts on life, reflecting deeply on difficult experiences ...

The following book is based on poetry about love and heartbreak, happiness and agony, war and peace. It is authored by Bibi Fatimah Yunus and contains ecstatic poems that will attack your emotional nerves. It is penned in the state of excruciating pain and infatuated love. Edited by Muskaan Ayesha. Cover credits: Juanre Bothma.

In a world where inadequacy is the new norm, Natasha Head opens the door to the struggles so many women face and the many masks they must wear to juggle the roles they've been conditioned to believe are their own.

With even more experimental poetry than the previous collection, "Mausoleums of the Eye and other poems" gives readers a surrealistic look at topics like loss of a friend, doubting one's self-worth, and longing to return to childhood. This collection stresses the importance of being honest with oneself about true feelings, and coming to terms with realities that have either faded with time or will never be.

Have you ever stared at the clumps in a tea cup and said, "Man, I wish I could make something out of this mess?" Well, wish no more! Now is your chance to explore the fascinating world of tea leaf reading all in the privacy of ... well, wherever you would normally stare at a cup of tea.\n\nTea leaf reading is actually a very old form of divination or fortunetelling. Using a tongue-in-cheek tone, this guide carries you from the very basics (think: how to boil water, what tea to use) into th...

This book is broken down into 7 chapters that are named after the parts of the eyes which represent the author's middle name in the Hindi language.It expresses and describes various events in life from passionate never-ending love, continuous pain, growing up in solitude, making it as an introvert, friendships battling anorexia, becoming someone, and many misconstrue occurrences from a relationship with an alcoholic.This book is for those, who need inspiration, awareness or ...