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Alexandra Moss Zannis resides in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Besides writing poetry, Alexandra and her husband, Andreas, were a professional singing duo, performing around the world in concerts, night clubs, theaters, and on television. She is a member of Northeast Indiana POETS, Indiana State Federation...

As a person in this era, a complicated world full of emotion that is more acceptable to bring forth in all situations, it can be difficult to find not your voice but your soul. Most of us today have been taught by our parents, peers, or perhaps sometimes even a stranger how to use our voice, how to...

Do you want to fulfill your destiny? The purpose of life is to discover and fulfill your reason for livingyour destiny. Everyone has unique talents and abilities needed to make our world a better place for all. Developing and fully utilizing those abilities is the odyssey of a lifetime. Moving toward...

Live with enchanting and energizing poetic vibes in Bejeweled Poetry V Alive by award-winning author M. Jewel H. The desired 5th entry to a rhythmic series that began as a recommended must read with the first publication. Adventure along the infinite possibilities of verse to embrace life and enduring love with Bejeweled Poetry V Alive.

This group of selected poems covers a diverse range of subjects, he does hope that you will find them interesting for the subjects I merely make observations and then more often than not they are of a humorous nature. This is a book for all poetry lovers of the world regardless and it is a work of...

A riveting explosion of empathy within. Reserved and refined, Everything needed in life combined, Putting abilities to use to the full, Said to work as hard as a bull, Nothing but poetic, Only emphatic, Persisting and certain, Not one to complain, On all accounts religious, With expression tenacious,...

This book explores the depths of woe, dwells upon the foundations of hope, and challenges love. Filled with short scripts, poems, and other writings, it encapsulates the emotions felt during our loneliest moments, as well as the thoughts we had during times of great love that bind us to our will. Begin a journey through the mind of a desperate soul simply by turning the first page.

"... [Annie Hwang's] poetry sings for every aching soul....talks about every loving heart....Speaks of the unflinching reality of life....Cries for the dreams that we all are craving for....." -Munia Khan

This story is about the development of my heroin addiction and my recovery from it. I struggled to escape from addiction for 17 years, but only succeeded after an ibogaine treatment. It is autobiographical, but I only describe traumatic episodes that contributed to addiction and sketch the highlights...

Once upon a time, there were two rabbits. The first rabbit was named Dee. Dee's real name was Deborah. Dee was always doing something good for someone. She was loving, kind and nice wherever she went. All of the other rabbits called her good. That is why her nickname became Goodee. The other rabbit...

A self reflection of a woman growing up in the inner city and documenting life as it happens.

Come observe the delightful pond and setting for our special family member. Meet Sox, our family cat, and view the pond from his chair, or walk along the brick path in the garden to the gate that opens to The world of Gus. There is a bench awaiting, a willow tree whispering an invitation, and some beautiful water lilies beckoning! We want to share some of natures beauty

Clarkes latest work unfurls to a story of romance where a couple born of the west and educated as journalists find life together in love of investigative and photojournalism. Their adventures take them around the world and back to the valley in the west where the Blue Mountains in the distance welcome...

I am a poet who likes to write about the day to day aspects of modern life. The frustrations that happen to people and make them think why? And laugh about. I like to write about the fun things that my young children get up to and the innocence in there play. On a more serious note, I write about...