A follow up volume to Womanifesto; this one with less emphasis on art and poetry as subject matter, but more exploring the intricacies of what flows through the author's mind in a normal phase of writing.
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.
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.
A small book of poems that didn't fit into any other volume, Poetry that strays much further away from the ordinary subject matter of the poet than most.
This is a book of poems about desire, love, longing; with other themes threaded throughout the pages. The idea of the muse plays an important role in this volume, and is constantly being referred to. She is the heart of the tome.
Continued internal struggle of the author to come to grips with the ideas of religion and love; much of the book strays from the lines of coherency; it is very much a trip through the mind's state as the words are being put into writing.
My internal struggle with religion and spirituality (or lack thereof); A lot of darkness in these, as well as a striving to find what is the truth of my own spiritual journey.
The poet struggles with her work, becoming embarrassed at some of her older works she is now recently reading through. Some of the older themes still permeate the work, but she tries to incorporate newer material into the poetry.
"Manic", "psychotic"; in one way or another broken, delusional, I've seen gods, angels, and demons; or their hallucinations. These are some of my thoughts after dipping my toes into the pool of madness, or while doing it.
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.
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.
Poems of love, and despair; the hanging longings of a woman who has lost her lover's hand. She can't go on, but she must; and the feelings she holds inside. These are depressive love poems, poems of want and desire.
Poems of the muse; themes include religion, love, despair, separation and nature. The author struggles with mental illness, which is reflected by this work.
These are poems of love and despair, death and the afterlife, rejection and acceptance; they hinge on my anxieties after experiencing some recent nightmares. This volume contains some of the deepest love poems I've written as yet.