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Forelsket (adv.) "The euphoria you feel when you first fall in love." "When my heart broke and soul shattered, the words paved path for freedom from your presence." Everyone remembers their first love. More times than not, it's not because of "love" but because of the heart ache we felt for the first time. Sometimes we can't put that ache in words, we are unable to show how it feels. With time we may get used to getting hurt. But the first ache, it becomes most memorable. Most quotes in this book are written on my journey of what I thought was first love and it's ache to who I am now. Not much has changed but at the same time everything has. Sincerely, Amor.

Poem

Words are pale shadow of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts. read more of this...enjoy

An imagery of the greeks

Poem

Poems about emotional relationships and broken hearts.. - drowning - "as leaks in a boat i cry" The boat represents all of me Water represents Love, hate, jealously stress, sadness Anger ALL emotions A leak in my boat Emotions flood my soul, mind, spirit I am dead inside

Before I met him, I had lost my faith in love and for me it was a known stranger with harsh words and fires and burns. But in the midst of chaos, he came like a new season with extended arms and kindest charms, tasting a bit like heaven. If there were any second chances in my life for love, I knew I took this one and my world has never been more better.

An imagery of the greeks

A love story

A poem from younger self who thought consuming "the bad thing" was considered dirty. In reality there's much more meaning behind it.

Poetry

Want to define myself

A collection of poems that come from the soul, inspired by everyday situations...

Current scenarios of teen relationship and mood

"Echoing Whispers" is a collection of poems that explore the quiet corners of the soul. Through lyrical verses and evocative imagery, these poems delve into the depths of human emotion, capturing the delicate balance between silence and expression. The book invites readers to listen to the echoes of their own hearts, as they navigate the complexities of love, loss, longing, and the search for meaning in life's journey.

In the delicate and poignant collection "Olive Gold," the author weaves a tapestry of emotions that delves into the deepest corners of the human heart. This stirring compilation of poetry explores the raw and often unspoken feelings that accompany the journey through love, heartbreak, family dynamics, pain, and the subsequent healing that follows. Each poem is a snapshot, a moment captured in time, reflecting the complexity of relationships and the resilience of the spirit. With vulnerability and grace, the verses traverse the spectrum of love-from its most tender beginnings to the ache of its loss. The poems are not just accounts of heartbreak, but also of the love that lingers in the aftermath, the kind that shapes us in ways we never expect. Family, with its intricate bonds and profound impact on our lives, is examined with honesty and depth. The pieces reveal the nuances of familial love, the weight of its expectations, and the strength it provides, even when it falters. The poet's words acknowledge the pain that can come from those we hold closest, but also the unbreakable connection that family represents. Pain, both emotional and physical, is captured with raw authenticity, inviting readers to share in the universal experience of suffering. Yet, it is through this pain that the possibility of recovery emerges. "Olive Gold" is ultimately a testament to the resilience of the human soul, showcasing the beauty that can emerge from the ashes of heartache. This book is for anyone who has loved, lost, and dared to love again. For those who have endured the sting of pain and embraced the hope of recovery. "Olive Gold" is a balm for the bruised, a celebration of the enduring nature of love, and an inspiration for anyone seeking light amidst the shadows.

what is more alien than our mind?