Yapoetry Stories

Written by Emily G. Lissette A collection of poems written at the young age of fifteen. In this winding collection you can connect and start to relate through the eyes of a young teenager starting off in her freshman year.

the things that make my heart want to shatter into pieces.

I have my best ideas when I'm alone in my room at night. These poems were all literally written in the dark during moments of deep reflection. If you're contemplating all the little things in life like me, this collection of poems is for you - enjoy :)

"The flowers are dead But still, they remember The girl who bled Words, not red As she lay down to die Right on the flowers bed." An ever-growing collection of heartfelt poems.

Poetry that does not fit into other genres so, they are just compiled here for your enjoyment.

Can a mutant poet, a clairvoyant, and a shapeshifter battle the devil and save the world from disease? In a futuristic, yet recognizable Britain, the Transformation Age has begun. A time following the end of oil, where Mad Cow Disease ravages the land and divides the population into infected or uninfected camps. Hidden inside a cave near the small coastal village of Rye is a pearl with the ability to seed a blank planet. Rye has one of England's last uncontaminated fields and remains an edible food source. Jude, the microbiologist who originally predicted the BSE infection, has become Rye's fanatical prophet. Jude protects his congregation of survivors, as well as the field, by enlisting mindless foot soldiers called Keepers. The Keepers believe they are the evolutionary torchbearers for a new and pure human race. However, Jude has a dark secret. He is a man possessed and his body is a conduit for the serpent from the Garden of Eden, who longs to find the pearl. Jude is brainwashing the survivors in order to suck out their souls, extract their DNA and create a terrible world of his own. Only a poet, a clairvoyant and a shapeshifter can stop the murderous tirade of Jude. But will they exorcise their own demons in time or will misplaced love and jealously stand in the way of humanity?

Part II of the things that make my heart shatter into a million pieces.

Free verse poetry about Anxiety, anxiety attacks, depression, insecurity, dealing with trauma, and dysfunctional relationships.

Amira draws galaxies in her notebooks. Jae solves equations on his skin. Both end up in detention, two strangers orbiting the same quiet ache. What begins as a spark in silence turns into midnight texts, rooftops, rumors, and a kiss that nearly breaks the world. Between family pressure, whispered judgment, and dreams too big for small towns, they learn that infinity isn't numbers, it's courage, forgiveness, and the space between two beating hearts. A verse-novel told through poems, texts, and heartbeats. For readers who believe love can still sound like math, music, and faith colliding.

a short collection of poetry that follows human feeling through the eyes of a teenage girl.

A collection of the descriptive kind, harbouring the all too soon forgotten feelings of 21. Poetry or words that poets seem to consider memorable. A memoir of my youth, an ode to the age of twenty's and one's.

No longer us A poetry collection by A. Esmee This book began as a conversation I was too afraid to have out loud. No longer us is a collection of poems I wrote while trying to understand what happens after love fades. It's about holding on too tightly, letting go too late, and learning slowly, how to stand on your own after being part of something that once felt like everything. These poems come from the quiet hours, the unanswered messages, the memories that show up uninvited. They are fragments of love letters, goodbyes that were never spoken, and the questions we ask when we're left alone with ourselves. If you've ever loved deeply, lost quietly, or found pieces of yourself in the wreckage of a relationship, this book is for you. It's not just about heartbreak. It's about healing, too.