Seasons of Grace
Seasons of Grace is a heartfelt collection of poems that explore the beauty of faith, family, and childhood memories. From country roads and small-town churches to summer camps, sledding hills, and home-cooked meals, each poem invites readers to reflect on the simple moments that leave a lasting imprint on the soul. With warmth, nostalgia, and reverence, J.K. Wisor shares a journey through the seasons of life-reminding us that God's grace is often found in the everyday, and that love, once planted, continues to bloom.
Stains, Shame, and Sex after Sin
A collection of rant free form poetry about processing, coping with, and healing from sexual trauma.
Arsa
The khayal of an Era Every word in this book is a heartbeat. Every verse, a glimpse into emotions we often leave unspoken. From the ache of separation to the warmth of love, from the silence of longing to the fire of passion - this shayari collection gives voice to the deepest corners of the human soul. Crafted with sensitivity and depth, these lines don't just rhyme - they resonate. Whether you seek comfort, connection, or a companion to your silent evenings, these verses will find a place in your heart. This is not just a book of poetry - it's a journey through love, loss, hope, and healing. Let your emotions find their reflection in these words - raw, real, and time.
Abyss
She was never the villain-just the girl no one truly saw. Mocked, broken, and buried beneath expectations, Krittika gave the world smiles while drowning in silence. Abyss is her story-and the story of every soul who's been called "too much" or "not enough." Through poetry, fragments, and raw emotion, this book unravels the truth of suffering, survival, and self-love. It's not about being understood by the world. It's about understanding yourself in a world that never tried. If you've ever felt invisible, Abyss will look you in the eye and whisper, "I see you."
The Poet's Corner
Immerse yourself in the evocative verses of Vrinda Ramesh, a 16-year-old poet who brings to life the delicate interplay of mythology, spirituality, and the beauty of nature. Her poetry explores the profound and the ethereal, weaving vivid imagery with heartfelt introspection. Each piece invites readers to reflect on the mysteries of life and the harmony between the tangible and transcendent. With a unique voice and boundless curiosity, Vrinda's work transforms ordinary moments into extraordinary journeys. This collection is more than poetry-it's an invitation to see the world through new eyes and embrace the wonders of human existence.
Looking for Quiet
In this latest collection of poems, Kansas Vortex poet Roxie Powell explores two themes, quiet and values. Quiet, an "antidote to noise," can bring clarity about who you are, but also dread about what comes next. When we close off avenues to quiet, it may be because we are "afraid to be seen without the cover of worldly noise, without the buffer of equipment and 'things.'" We need moments of silence to look up and see the patterns among stars, to find ourselves, the part of ourselves which isn't just defending against noise, or the product of noise. In 2025, it seems many Americans have lost touch with their values. The leader of our country is "empty of principle," eroding the original values we assumed were part of our heritage. We have lost touch with who we are. Without guiding principles that include integrity and compassion for our fellow beings, our relationships become diminished and our lives bleak and lonely. Powell's poems invite us to pull back into quiet and reconnect with the values we have held dear.
Poems for the Dumb
Poems for the Dumb is a collection of poetry from youth and hurled into normalcy. As normal as normal can be. My life is influenced by several writers and poets. Hell, I even named my kid after fictional character Henry Chinaski- brought to life in the pages of the poet Charles Bukowski. Life is grit. We get over it. Some of us sooner than others. I'd like to introduce you into a collection of wonder, politics, and characters that should never be left to roam your streets. The dumb are all around. If you are playfully dumb this may be the book for you. If you are not, you might not be as smart as you think you are.
Saying It All
Her writing is different not like other writers. Readers can always fi nd their self in her writing. Poetry that touches everyone's heart about family, Love, heartache, etc.
Sapososo, Poems of Italian Food and Love
Saporoso: Poems of Italian Food & Love is the latest poetry collection by Jennifer Barone, featuring original drawings by artist Lam Khong. Saporoso reads like a robust Italian dinner menu. Inspired by the ingredients of Italian cooking and her family roots in Naples, Italy - she explores the sensual nature of Italian culture, mythology, family, sex, and love through Italian food and its natural aphrodisiac qualities. As she states in one poem, "it is no small thing to eat"-through the act of making and sharing food, we discover the fundamental thread of our humanity, our connection to one another, and ultimately, an expression of love. Saporoso weaves the poet's sensual memories with religious, mythical, and historical reflections, illuminating the undeniable bond between food and love. This updated third edition from Feather Press includes a special section of her family recipes.
