Poetry, Subjects & Themes, Death, Grief, Loss
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The Other Side of Grief
There is Life After Loss by Dianne Rossol
No one should have to feel alone in their grief. The Other Side of Grief offers simple, compassionate, relatable poems that explore the complicated emotions of the grieving process. From her own experiences with shock and despair, in relation to ...
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Rhythm of Darkness
by Skye Hearn
Blinded by the darkness, feeling as though life could not get any worse? It can always be worse. Put yourself in the shoes of others. Take the time to imagine; to feel what they have felt when their lives took a terrible turn. Open up your soul to ...
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Freedom
by Elda Pappadà
Finding meaning in life and giving weight to everything we do—this is the essence of Freedom. Ah-ha moments and epiphanies don’t happen very often in our lives. But, when they do, wouldn’t it be wonderful to record them, to reflect upon them at a ...
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War
by Bjaine Dorach
Unique, genuine, and visceral. Dorach, in his first volume, shares a selection of 224 darkly intense personal poems themed around love, sex (the beginning of life) and death (the end of it) and the pain of tragedies that sometimes unfold between ...
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From Splintered Soul
by Scott McBride
Scott McBride’s struggle with depression, anxiety and grief forced him to acknowledge the illogical, seemingly insurmountable abyss of mental illness, through writing poetry. The poems are raw, visceral illuminations of Despair and Struggle. Rare ...
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The Primrose Path
by Marty Pasco
The Primrose Path is a near autobiography of hope, love, heartbreak, and the way life calls for acceptance of others’ choices if advancements are to be made. Aimed at the population of young folks negotiating the balance of challenge and pleasure in ...
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The Beauty in the Pain
by Simrin Jasmin Kaur Sangha
This book is a compilation of poems about grief, mental health and growth. The purpose of the book is to help others who might have similar feelings that are portrayed through the poems. Writing helped Simrin come to terms with events that happened ...
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The Loss Of Innocence
by Anna
The Loss of Innocence is a book of poetry written by a child, who is a separate and distinct part of the adult. She prefers to be called Anna. She has no voice; her pain, fear, sadness, and loneliness have been buried inside for over fifty years. ...
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Of Course It Hurts
by Brett Elena
Warm fuzzies for the soul. For anyone who has ever felt silenced, confused, or frustrated. Who has gotten mad unintentionally, spilled coffee, or lost sight of the stars. For the dreamers, for the doers, for the "I-just-showed-up-can-I-leave-yet." ...
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Strength and Vulnerability
by Ken Westdorp
Strength and Vulnerability employs strong visual imagery to highlight emotions and reach the soul of the reader. whose utilizing many years of experience volunteering to help out those living on the streets and in make shift shelters in the growing ...
