Verses Of True Love

About the Book

This book is fundamentally based on the author’s past and present experience. After listening to friends, girlfriends, family members, and colleagues’ concerns about relationships, Shylov Figaro had decided to insert an analysis of all the input.

Verses of True Love is a breakdown of thousands of manuscript pages. It is a questionnaire that one can reflect on in everyday life to help the reader engage to sex, romance, loved ones, and much more. It is inscribed for everybody regardless of your status, background, sex, religion, or race. Everyone can and will benefit from it. Its purpose is to create and strengthen any type of relationship—to make one understand the human desire, how to earn one’s heart, and to learn the most important significance to complete lovemaking.                             

The book steers all angles toward healthy living. Although Verses of True Love covers many great poems of all genres, it also edges through to edify and elucidate about great sex, romantic living, the way to love, the first date, intimacy, proposal and much more.

It contains some great illustrations that justify the book’s purpose, and it further allows the reader to foresee each section as it’s being read.  

About the Author

While growing up, loneliness was not an option for Shylov Figaro Germain. The only thing to keep him company were the thoughts in his head and the paper and pencil to prove it. Not having much family affection from relatives (his mother gave birth to him at age eighteen), and being the only child, Shylov never experienced childhood playtime at its fullest. Instead, he took on the responsibility of a young man at adolescence. Having only his mother as a role model, she was not always around to watch his every move. Instead, she tried to make a living for both of them, which meant sometimes leaving her son for long periods of time with a trusted friend—which made Shylov depressed and alone for years. Through the darkness of loneliness and in the rough isolation, thoughts of hope and prayer held his head high. At age twelve, all the thoughts in his head and heart finally found their way into a journal where expression was finally opened like a Pandora’s Box. Shylov’s first poem, written in French (his native language), made it easy and clear to him that his newfound interest was more a release and meditation which just kept the pages adding up.          

Since Shylov’s teenaged years, he has been told to become a psychologist, counselor, and a mentor since many have come to seek his counsel for rational solutions and conclusions. By learning from mistakes and watching others fail with attempts to gain better relationships, Shylov has helped many friends and loved ones over the years achieve successful relationships and wonderful marriages. From grade school to college, friends and many of Shylov’s colleagues and acquaintances had found love life difficult before consulting with him. Years of learning and traveling around the different parts of the world, has brought him various forms of pictures and expressions to translate the art, the beauty, and the purity of love.