Maria Morisot: 37 books

A mixture of some different styles of poetry, largely and loosely centering on the subject of religion and the muse; love and despair, hopelessness and redemption. Another in a long series of such books by the author. She paints the world she sees through her imaginative eyes for you, the reader.

Leaving one muse for another muse, and the chaos which comes with such a transition.

Poems of love and loss, of sin and regret, of longing and desire. These are depressive more often than not with a hint of light between darker verse.

A Book of Numbers is a small collection of poetry dealing with the subject of numbers. A small experimental booklet meant to be interpreted loosely by the reader.

Sea Foam is a short book of poems about life and death, heaven and hell, love, with some experimental poetry mixed in.

A book of poetry focused on addiction as the main underlying subject but with other themes threaded throughout. This is my fourth book of poetry, but the first for me to write on paper with pen and then transcribe to type.

A short book of poetry touching on the subject of religion among other things.

A book of poems on the solitude of being and the loneliness of being in love. And the [dis]comfort the author finds in the thought of dying.

This is a book of poems about longing, desire; love, as well as the darker parts of the mind: loneliness, regret; pain.

A book of poems on the solitude of being and the loneliness of being in love. And the [dis]comfort the author finds in the thought of dying.

This is a compilation of several books. These are poems of an obsessive writer; with circular themes and a hopelessness of sorts. The writing deviates from time to time in pockets of exploration. It is the rhythm of the writer, captured periodically in words.

This is a book of poems about the muse; about love, desire, passion. It also touches somewhat on religion and the afterlife as well as sin especially as concerned with desire and passion.

This is a book of poems dealing with the themes of Heaven and Hell, Sin, Repentance, and Christianity as the struggle of an author trying to come to grips with spirituality. Other themes threaded throughout such as love, desire, beauty, addiction. It is not an "inspirational" book in the traditional sense, but tends to be of a darker nature.

Flight is a short book of poetry about an ex-lover who wanted to become friends after our breakup, many other themes permeate the surface of this work as usual.