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  An Orange A Syllable

  Gillian Sze

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  The latest book by Gillian Sze, author of the Pat Lowther Memorial Award–winning book Quiet Night Think
  		 
  This prosimetrical work is a meditation on motherhood, language, and art. The central speaker witnesses the earliest utterances of her child and launches into a poetic inquiry of words themselves, asking, How to measure one’s mouth by its words? The speaker seeks an answer amidst the language that surrounds her — words misspoken, mispronounced, remembered, unwritten — and, in doing so, struggles with signification and significance.
  		 
  Each prose poem in the five-part collection darts between the many meanings of “fit” — as in “a sudden burst of emotion” or “to be the right size and shape,” and the archaic “fytte” (a section of a poem). A text becomes an open mouth, a square day of a calendar, or a bare fragment of a narrative. The final section of the book is an intimate and ekphrastic engagement with the work of Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi. Drawn to Hammershøi’s paintings of the empty rooms of his apartment, the speaker recognizes a familiar space of art’s insistence.
  		 
  An Orange, A Syllable details a period of maternal and artistic transformation.

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  Let Every Little Thing Make You...

  Peach Martine

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  Meet your new best friend and let every little thing make you happy!Alongside her refreshingly honest and magnetic lyrics, which have caught the attention of millions of fans across the globe, singer-songwriter Peach Martine has dreamed up a dazzling collection of poems to make you laugh, cry, forget your ex and find your chosen family.Take a bite of her sumptuous musical cores with refreshing ways to manifest your best life, feel fierce and choose joy at every turn.Peach Martine follows up her debut EP Love, Peach with a collection of poems to inspire, entertain and heal your heart.

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  The Words That Gave Me Wings

  R.N. Zeqaj

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  Written between the ages of sixteen and eighteen, The Words That Gave Me Wings is a profoundly moving collection of poetry that encapsulates the tumultuous experience of blossoming into womanhood. Divided into four chapters mirroring the life cycle of a butterfly: Egg, Larva, Pupa and Adult, the poems chronicle the poet's own metamorphosis. Just as a caterpillar transforms into a magnificent butterfly, the act of writing allowed the poet to shed her skin, embrace her true self, and finally take flight. This collection is a testament to the enduring power of self-expression and the beauty of vulnerability, reminding us that every lesson, love, tear and triumph is worthy of poetry. It is a must-read for anyone who admires a soul being poured onto a page, has faced criticism for 'feeling too deeply' or needs the courage to prioritise their own needs when they know it is time to return to themselves.

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  Shattered

  Isabella Jacqueline

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  Those boys sometimes ask how I'm doing Then they laugh when I say I'm alive But I know that inside they're swearing That they really thought I wouldn't survive… After being sexually assaulted as a teenager, Isabella details her subsequent battle with chronic depression as she fights for a happy ending with partners fated to continue a vicious cycle of abuse and, ultimately, abandonment. A unique insight into the series of events that changed a teenage girl's life forever and almost caused her to end it; Shattered is a poem-by-poem documentation of young love, grooming, sexual assault, death, heartbreak, psychological abuse and suicidal mindsets that spans five years and may serve to educate those seeking to understand such traumas whilst giving fellow survivors a portal to articulate their feelings and validate their truth.

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  Bend My Light

  Alexander Gwyn

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  Twenty-three poems. Three movements. One unflinching journey from the depths to the light. 
  Alexander Gwyn's Bend My Light arrives in audio for the first time — narrated by the poet himself, layered with music and ambient sound that move the listener through descent, search, and arrival. From addiction and rebirth, to the cosmic wonder of the universe, to the quiet grace of solitude — this collection speaks to anyone who has ever searched for meaning in the darkness and discovered light on the other side. 
  Listen slowly. They were written that way.

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  A Midsummer Night's Dream

  William Shakespeare

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  🌟 When night falls on the forest, love becomes a game of spells, dreams, and delightful chaos.
  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare creates one of his most beloved comedies — a sparkling tapestry of romance, enchantment, laughter, and joyful confusion.
  
  Four young lovers flee into the woods, only to stumble into a world ruled by mischievous fairies and unpredictable magic.
  At the center of it all is Puck, the playful sprite whose tricks turn desire upside down and set hearts spinning in unexpected directions.
  
  With dueling suitors, enchanted potions, quarreling fairy royalty, and a hilariously earnest troupe of amateur actors, the play becomes a celebration of dreams, imagination, and the beautiful madness of love.
  
  Shakespeare's lyrical poetry and quick-witted humor make this play a timeless delight — a reminder that love is rarely simple, and always extraordinary.
  
  ✨ Click "Buy Now" and enter A Midsummer Night's Dream — Shakespeare's enchanting masterpiece of romance, magic, and joyful mischief.

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