Hello everyone! This is a piece where I will write my poetry. I am a teenager so there will be mistakes , please do tell if you find any flaw , i will try to eradicate it to the best of my ability. I hope to have as much support as possible. It is my dream to become famous. I have recently joined Wattpad, please share my work. I hope to relate with people. I wish you all like it. Love you all. Regards LittleAmuser.

This book is more than a collection of poems-it is a mirror to the hidden wounds of our society. It holds the weight of injustice, the silence of pain, and the truths we often ignore. Each poem is an unspoken cry, a reflection of deep scars, a voice rising from the quiet corners of the world. These poems are not written only in ink, but in pain, struggle, and the hope for change.

A collection of poems filled with emotions, devotion, and unspoken feelings.

Was scrummaging through some old notes and found a poem I wrote two years ago. Thought I'd share it here-funny how words from the past can still echo in the present.

A metaphorical journey-or a venting spree? One commands them all but needs a body. The other is the body... but feels no joy. Let me introduce you to The Vessel and The Voice. This is Poet & The Vessel-a concept poem that blurs the line between myth and emotion, thought and form. Currently unfolding across three chapters, with more to come.

This piece is a chaotic sermon dressed in satire, stitched with absurdity, and delivered by a narrator who can't quite decide whether they're joking-or warning you. Figures of Speech was born from watching the distortion of language in real-time-how words meant to unite often divide, how truth bends until it breaks, and how the loudest voices often say the least. The poem is a venting valve. A fever dream with punchlines. It tackles everything from political hypocrisy and media theatrics to the decay of discourse itself. The "slips" in the poem-those ironic stumbles and word-swaps-aren't mistakes; they're masks peeling off. The more the narrator fumbles, the more they reveal. At its heart, this poem is about power: who holds it, who manipulates it, and who suffers beneath it. But it's also about complicity-ours. We laugh, we scroll, we nod, and then we play our roles again. The circus restarts. The machine keeps running. This is not a call to action. It's not even a protest. It's just a figure of speech. Unless, of course, it isn't.

A book for poetry explorers. Every poem is fresh and different.

It is not just a book. It is a team!

Classic Sliver is a journey through the raw and radiant fragments of the human soul.

Grace Copeland, a pastor's niece with a failing heart and an unshakeable faith, meets James Decker, a wealthy, intellectually ruthless philosophy student who believes in logic, legacy, and nothing else. Their collision begins in a university lecture hall as a theological duel-faith versus reason-and ignites into something far more dangerous: a love that rewires both their destinies. --- In Essence: Imagine The Fault in Our Stars written by Marilynne Robinson-a literary, theological, and heartbreakingly intelligent love story about a dying skeptic who bequeaths his heart to the faithful girl he loves, making his body the final premise in a lifelong debate about God, love, and what remains when we're gone. The core question: If you could turn your heart into an argument, what would it prove?