O Me! O Life!...of the questions of these recurring; of the endless trains of the faithless...of cities filled with the foolish; what good amid these, O me, O life? That you are here-that life exists and identity, That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse. What will your verse be? 'Carpe Diem' is a collection of poems inspired by "John Keating",(Oh Captain, My Captain) and the name is "Nuwanda. I'm still a beginner and the poems just like Human Evolution will keep on getting better and better as you continue to read Vote if you like and comment if you love. Thanks. Hope you'll enjoy reading it

"Only the very weak-minded refuse to be influenced by literature and poetry." A book of short poems and also my favorite song lyrics during heartbreak after heartbreak. This is actually a secret kind of work since I don't share anywhere else, but if you read it please kindly vote and comment your thoughts for improvement. :)

In another world and another time, a simple woman escapes the torture of her husband to find her origins, but such a treacherous journey is not without its own challenges. The first of many hurdles for Lillian is getting to the magical territory which she assumes to be claimed by the ruthless enemy, and the gruesome beast who dominates spooky tales, awaits in the form of a handsome young wizard, well groomed yet untamed, battling his own demons. Can Byron Black accept the light that Lillian brings? Will he reveal those truths that she so desperately seeks? Shamara, along with the world around it, depends on hearts mending to fulfil destinies; only together will the lonely souls achieve greatness... But, is a written future too heavy of a burden to bear? After all, it may be too late for those stubborn minds, leaving Lillian and Byron condemned to their eternal punishment. *WARNING! - contains mature themes & strong language. #Honourable mention - The RoseGold Awards April 2017 #Winner - The Celestial Awards 2017 *All rights are reserved, and no one may copy or use any content in this book without written permissions.