Maria Morisot: 37 books

A short volume of poetry by Maria Morisot dedicated to Susan.

Please Don't Touch is a book of poetry by the artist Moan Lisa, who was writing under the pen name Maria Morisot during the poems' conception. They are poems from the heart, on the subjects of loss, of love, and of letting go.

A resurgent title by Maria Morisot, coming from the clouds of interoperative truths; spent on days of copious vomiting of language.

Poems of the muse; themes include religion, love, despair, separation and nature. The author struggles with mental illness, which is reflected by this work.

This is a compilation of several other books. A discourse on love, hate, religion; sexuality and much more; these are poems set in darkness and with the pain of depression, as well as lighter feelings of love.

This is a compilation of several books. A book of poems about love, desire, longing, passion; pain and heartache. Written during a manic episode and capturing some of the sentiments of falling fast and hard in love.

This book is an exploration into grieving and mourning as well as an exercise in love poetry.

My internal struggle with religion and spirituality (or lack thereof); A lot of darkness in these, as well as a striving to find what is the truth of my own spiritual journey.

No Comment is a book about an ex-lover who wanted to become friends after our breakup, many other themes permeate the surface of this work as usual.

A short book of poems. Themes vary but keep a constant stream of thought heading towards God and the afterlife.

This is a compilation of several other books. These are poems from the heart, much of this volume touches on questions of spirituality and faith through a darker lens; there is love lost and hopelessness. Nature's revolt against the flesh and spirit. It is a depressive work.

This is a book of poems about desire, love, longing; with other themes threaded throughout the pages. The idea of the muse plays an important role in this volume, and is constantly being referred to. She is the heart of the tome.

This is a compilation of several books. This is a book of poems written during the first part of the author's separation from her partner. It is a book of love, of sorrow, regret and longing.

The poet struggles with her work, becoming embarrassed at some of her older works she is now recently reading through. Some of the older themes still permeate the work, but she tries to incorporate newer material into the poetry.