Time Will Tell is a collection of introspective poetry from bestselling author Courtney Peppernell. Discover what it means to start inward and evolve into the version of yourself the world knows you can be.

Welcome to the world of United Survivors Heroically Intense. This poetry is accompanied by a Piano Recital, specifically dedicated to serve as an extra dimension to the contents of the poems.

All we can do here, is wish you a wonderful journey, hoping it will enrich you.

USHI

In this poignant collection of poems, the author fearlessly explores the depths of mental anguish, shedding light on the often misunderstood world of mental health. Through powerful and evocative verses, they capture the raw emotions, struggles, and resilience of individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses. With a creative outlet as their refuge, the author finds solace in the written word, using poetry as a means to express their thoughts and connect with other...

Anno 2023. This is the second poetry book which is released by Roel Klaassen. The poems in this book may be seen by some as, one-sided love poetry, and on the other hand by whiles as excuse letters which are written to fix with the quill that what has been broken by the hammer. This poetry book is a dedication to a woman who has been of great importance in the life of the writer. A woman looking like a squirrel. A squirrel that likes to look at birds. And the bird caravan went wild when she a...

Welcome to the world of United Survivors Heroically Intense.

The poetry you’re about to read is accompanied by two piano recitals, specifically modelled to serve as an extra dimension to the poetry.

All we can do here, is wish you a wonderful journey, hoping you’ll enjoy it!

USHI

Glasshouse is Emily Vierthaler's debut poetry collection rooted deep in quiet curiosity. It is a celebration of life that dances through death, illusion, wonderment, and growth, stripping away the layers we carry.

It comes to rest in the knowledge that we cannot know all - and finally in the comfort of the body: our own glasshouse filled with wisdom beyond imagination.

All poetry was written between the ages of 18 and 24.

Marieke Eringfeld is a young poet. This book is based on the years she spent on healing herself, finding a way in the confusion. The book has subtle chapters that divides certain topics. Some of the topics are inner child healing, self-acceptance, romantic love and self-discoveries. The poems are made throughout the years, as is seen in the book.

This is her first work that is set out into the world.

I hope this book will help spark something in you. Something that will help you feel, accep...

We, Who Walked Beneath The Stars was written by Ray Dio Ryterski over the span of about two years. The idea to compose a collection came to Ray after the title poem lost a poetry contest. After failing to publish the title poem as a stand alone piece, Ray thought about what they wanted to do with the poem, not wanting to let it sit and collect dust. It was then that Ray had the idea to write a collection based upon and woven around the title piece.

The initial conception of this collection w...

'Rosina Neginsky reminds readers that we are also artists, for he works summon our responsibility.'

Ethan Lewis, poet and literary critic, University of Illinois at Springfield (USA).

'Filled with expressivity, her distinctive poetry does not resemble that of any poet. The title of the book, JUGGLER, taken from one of her poems, refers to a figurative Juggler who manipulates human behavior and the inner manifestations of human beings toward their destiny. Like life, the Juggler appears throug...

Jan Kochanowski (1530–1584) is not only the greatest Polish poet before Adam Mickiewicz, he is also one of the great figures of the European Renaissance. Over the space of his rather brief life, he excelled in every literary genre he attempted: secular lyric poetry and religious hymns, drama, pithy satires in the vein of Martial, and translations from both the Bible and classical literature. While being the first major voice to shape the modern idiom of Polish, he also wrote in Latin, for w...