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- 94 pages
- English
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This poetry collection is an introspective look into several aspects of what it means to be human in this day and age. Many of the pieces serve as internal debates on topics such as human nature, love, death, lust, and fear. These poems also serve as a means of connection--a medium for the author to connect with the reader and the reader to the greater world. Through various poetic modes of haikus, sonnets, freeform, and strict time verse, we journey into the human mind to grapple with past trauma and, looking inward, start to see a path to healing. Many of the poems pull in essences of Buddhism, as well as allusions to popular culture, current and historic world events, arts, literature, and satire.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Inspiration
- To Keats
- As I Am
- My Process
- A Lifeās Endeavor
- Ode to Birds
- Our Happy Place
- I Dream
- A Means to an End
- A Poorly written Ode to the Masters
- The Obvious Choice
- A Simple Answer
- A World at War
- Barbarians
- A Kind World
- Dark Night
- Lament of Desire
- My little Demon
- An End of Jealousy
- Bliss Clarity
- Devotion
- Friends
- Autumn in Tokyo
- A Sweet Invitation
- Dawn of Shame
- True Love
- Contentment
- The Moments I live for
- All I have
- Discipline
- A Day in the Life
- She Loves Me
- Flashy birds
- Untitled
- Fear
- Hungry Hungry Death
- Aye, there's the Rub
- Two Abreast
- Incoherent Ramblings
- Verbosity
- On the Other Side
- My Tattoo
- Joyful Release
- Criticism
- Heartless
- Withered
- Less than Soot
- Moral Envy
- Fresh Veal
- Miraculous
- Sonnet of Impermanence
- It Sustains Me
- Diligence
- Be Like Water
- Destiny
- Change
- Interdependent
- One in the same
- Rebirth
- Haiku #6
- Rest
- Pollution
- Unable to do it All
- My Purification
- Iesus Christus
- Oppressed
- Sometimes I Smile
- Impermanence Haiku
- Sunset
- Rage
- Contentment
- A Haiku for peace
- Beings
- Faithful Servants
- Heroes
- Compounded Haiku
- Night Owls
- The Demon
- Oatmeal
- Olfactory Senses
- Nostalgia
- A Daily Sensation
- One Day Together
- Branded
- The End
- Hope