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This is my first collection of poems, just a small journey through laughter, tears, and vanishing figures. The pages hold scenes of connection and then - disappearance. I hope you will be left with something more than just a poem that you have read and then forgotten in a matter of seconds. I hope you will be left with something out of reach, like a ghost in a summer rain. Thank you and enjoy.

A collection of raw, unfiltered poetry exploring loneliness, love, loss, and the strange landscapes of the human mind. These poems move through darkness, dreams, and memories - touching on heartbreak, quiet fears, and the fragile beauty hidden in pain. Not every poem has answers. Some simply exist to feel.

"Tides & Reflections" is a journey through love, heartbreak, and the quiet storms inside us all. These poems are my voice when words fail, my way of asking for understanding without asking at all. From laughter and connection to loss and letting go, each line captures moments that shape the heart and soul. Read them slowly, feel them deeply, and maybe you'll see a part of yourself between the lines.

My adolescence poetry collection

A quiet poetry collection about repetition, uncertainty, and the spaces where meaning softens rather than disappears. From familiar circles to fading paths, unnamed feelings, and distant echoes, these poems listen instead of rushing toward answers. For anyone learning how to stay with what lingers.

What if we had better language for our inner lives? Most of us learn the names of colors long before we learn the names of emotions. We can tell the difference between crimson and pink, between the gray of a cloudy morning and the darker gray of rain about to fall. But when someone asks how we feel, the answers often collapse into a handful of familiar words: good, bad, fine, tired. Every Feeling I Could Name is a poetic exploration of the emotional vocabulary we carry-and the many feelings that exist just beyond it. Organized around the subtle landscape of human emotion, this collection moves through moments of tenderness, restlessness, longing, grief, wonder, and quiet joy. Some poems linger in the still spaces of reflection; others pulse with energy, curiosity, and discovery. Together they trace the shifting terrain of the inner life: the thoughts we circle, the feelings we struggle to articulate, and the quiet revelations that arrive when we learn to sit with them. With language that is both intimate and accessible, Nicky Bennett invites readers into a contemplative journey through the many shades of being human. Each poem becomes an act of attention-a small attempt to name what so often remains unnamed. This is a book for readers who love thoughtful, modern poetry and for anyone who has ever paused mid-sentence, searching for the right word for what they feel. Every Feeling I Could Name reminds us that emotions are rarely simple-and that sometimes the act of naming them is where understanding begins.

A collection of poems about love, heartbreak, and the quiet aftermath of trusting the wrong hearts. These verses carry the echoes of promises that faded, memories that refused to leave, and a heart that keeps learning how to mend itself again. For anyone who has ever loved deeply and had to gather the pieces afterward.

This isn't just poetry. It's a teenager's diary-filled with her thoughts, heartbreaks, crushes, love, late-night poems, self-love reminders, realizations, sadness, and moments of growth. If you've ever felt alone in a room-or even in a home-full of people, then maybe this is the right book for you. "Just a Teen's Diary" is a collection of poems written and crafted entirely by me. Every word, every verse, is a reflection of my own thoughts, emotions, and experiences. This collection touches on sensitive topics, including self-harm, and delves deep into my personal struggles. Please respect the effort, creativity, and vulnerability that has gone into these poems. Kindly refrain from copying or reproducing the work in any form.

I wrote this when I couldn't stop thinking about how things change so suddenly. Sometimes it feels like drowning in memories you can't go back to.

A quiet reflection on the slow distance that can grow between two people who once loved each other deeply. The Fall We Fear explores doubt, emotional absence, gratitude mistaken for love, and the fragile balance that keeps a relationship from breaking. It is about the silent space between two hearts-and the fear of what might happen if everything finally falls apart.

Fear is one of the most powerful emotions a human can experience. It hides behind our doubts, our memories, and sometimes even behind our silence. This poem reflects the quiet battles we fight within ourselves - the moments when fear stands in front of us like a long corridor with no clear end. But sometimes, fear is not only something that breaks us. It can also become the very thing that teaches us courage. Through this poem, Zunera Afzal tries to express the darkness, the mystery, and the emotional depth that fear can bring into a person's life. Written by: Zunera Afzal

Not all kisses heal. Some teach you how to survive.

Silent prayers ~

From school corridors to church halls, from bustling streets to quiet unknowns, this poem captures the human experience-chaotic, fragile, yet alive and full of possibility.

Poetry book about all the different feelings we all encounter in life during our teenaged years.

A quiet heart waits in hope, listening for a message that may never come. ✨💔

A single glance was enough to betray everything she believed about love. Her heart spoke before her mind could silence it, and a quiet joy bloomed where she never expected it. But some sweetness is safer from a distance... because when it comes too close, the taste we treasure may slowly turn bitter.

"For the hearts that feel too much, too often, too deeply. These poems are for you" This is a collection of feelings that you all might be bearing. I just want to be someone who understands you.

Too much alive to be Dead Too much dead to be Alive

This poem talks about how entitled men feel when you say no to sex or when you stop midway because you're feel sick or you're just not in the mood or forced to apologize. Women don't deserve this !!!!