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Verses of Desire - All I Ever Wanted Now You're Gone - cover

Verses of Desire - All I Ever Wanted Now You're Gone

Michael Reid

Publisher: Publishdrive

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In the quiet spaces between heartbeats, where memories linger and emotions pulse like echoes from the past, lies Verses of Desire: All I Ever Wanted, Now You're Gone. This collection of poetry delves into the deepest yearnings of the soul, exploring love and loss through verses that open windows into the heart's most intimate desires and the mind's profound reflections.
 
Capturing the essence of human experience, the poems intertwine joy and sorrow, hope and despair, as past and present collide in moments of bittersweet clarity. Each verse invites readers to traverse the poet’s mental landscapes, feeling the weight of unspoken words and the resonance of emotions that, though faded, never truly disappear.
 
A rich tapestry of longing and nostalgia, with each poem standing as a testament to love’s enduring nature, even when it resides only in memory. The poet’s voice, both vulnerable and powerful, guides readers through the labyrinth of their feelings, confronting the inevitable heartaches of the human condition.
 
Desire and loss are central themes, yet beneath them lies an undercurrent of hope—a belief in the beauty that persists despite unfulfilled dreams and past loves. The poems reflect on time's impact, offering fragments of what once was and glimpses of what might still be. They delve into the quiet strength found in vulnerability and the resilience required to face the pain of letting go while cherishing the echoes of what was once held dear.
 
Each poem invites readers to pause and find solace in shared experiences, embracing the delicate balance between holding on and letting go. The poet’s mastery of language creates vivid imagery and evokes a spectrum of emotions, drawing readers into a world where reality and dreams blur, and where the heart finds its voice. This collection is crafted with an elegant simplicity that reveals profound truths and timeless emotions.
 
The works a companion for those who have loved and lost and for those seeking meaning in the echoes of their experiences. It speaks to universal truths—love, loss, longing, and time's relentless passage. For anyone who has felt the weight of unspoken words, the ache of memories, or the quiet hope of new beginnings, Verses of Desire will resonate deeply, offering a sanctuary where emotions are not just felt but fully understood. This collection is a reminder that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are not alone, and through poetry, we find the strength to heal and continue loving.
Available since: 10/10/2024.
Print length: 127 pages.

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