Joy Death Forgiveness: A Collection of my Intimate Thoughts
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Coinciding Moon She shines onto the lake Bright, white and beautiful She is alone yet again is the night Declaring herself free as any bird in the sky Wallowing in the darkness The warm breeze rushes past her The stars become dim in comparison The waters reflection holds no honesty As the wolf howls in the distance She has been alone all her life Running from him and then chasing him away Yes she is a cold but beautiful thing Blessing the night with her appearance Calling all her own
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About the Book
Similar to the phases of the moon, this books poems brings to life the phases within relationships. As everyone knows the book begins with poems describing the intense joy of falling in love. It gives insight to the many different beginnings of love as a whole. Sadly not all relationships go as planned. As the book continues, it delves into the vicious heartbreak, allowing the reader to feel the sense of betrayal. Overcoming such heartbreak is the key to forgiveness. Inspiration can be found within this last section. These poems are open, containing raw emotion. All kinds of readers will be able to enjoy the honesty that these poems contain. They will be able to relate and even understand the emotions that the writer has instilled within each and every poem.
About the Author
Never without a pen in hand Anissa Stewart faces all of the challenges in life. Born to a military family in Wurzburg, Germany Anissa has traveled the world. Her poems reflect all that she has learned while traveling. Not only are her poems for adults but also adolescents and even children. Her poems offer a vivid look into the mind of today's young people. By introducing the old while melding it with the new, Anissa's poems are eye opening. There's always a double meaning within each and every line. Anissa wants her poems to bring people together. She wants to allow her poems to be read and reviewed by adults and children alike. Not only are her poems for women, but they are also for men. All in all her poems speak to each and every reader.