Poetry

Lovely city in the South of the Netherlands: 's- Hertogenbosch. Described and experienced with empathy.

I described what I saw and experienced with empathy, and a constant non-fluff feeling.

When we lose someone we love, it's not just our daily life that changes. Everything changes. You function, somehow. You speak less. You think more. And you search for words to describe a feeling that barely fits into language.

Pandora's Box of Poems invites you into a world of mystery, wit, faith, satire, and raw emotion. Every page unlocks verses that provoke, comfort, challenge, and delight. Go ahead... open the box. You know you want to.

‘A Poem for every Summer Day’ is a collection of Poems to land in a warm season of worthwhile sunshine. To a summer ambitious enough and with extensive coverage from words and art illustrations, for the full season.

Lovely city in the South of the Netherlands: 's- Hertogenbosch. Described and experienced with empathy.

What happens when the strategies that kept us safe as children become what isolates us as adults? Poems about conditioned intimacy, the accommodation reflex, and the honest distance between understanding a pattern and actually breaking it.

For those who kept going when no one was there to see. These poems don't promise transformation or easy comfort—they offer something rarer: honest company in the places most people navigate without language. Poetry that deepens the questions.

A Sensitive Little White Flower is a collection of poems with fantasy elements and love that are meant to give hope and inspire.

Still Here is a quiet collection of poems written from moments where understanding never arrived, yet something remained. In three movements—Awareness, Fracture, and Silence—it records presence as it is: unadorned, unresolved, and still here.

“THE TEMPEST” is Shakespeare's last book. The story Prospero relates is that he is the rightful Duke of Milan and that his younger brother, Antonio, betrayed him, seizing his title and property.

Instead of drawings and poetry, I mixed photo’s I’ve taken/people have taken of me, with my poetry…

Poems about the love we learned before we had language for it-the preemptive apology, the silence mistaken for peace, the friendship kept at distance because honesty would end it. Living with what you know, without promises.

For anyone who kept going when no one was there to see. For the ones who broke and still got up - not because it was brave, but because stopping would have cost more.

Maran Ton Baad (After Death) is not a book of light verse. It is a raw, unflinching journey through pain, devotion, and the long shadow of history. Written over decades by a poet who lived through the darkest years of Punjab (1980s-90s)

I’ve combined something I’m relatively good at: poetry, with something I suck at: drawing; to make this very… underwhelming book: Poorly Portrayed Poetry. (Don’t relate too hard.)

Author’s Note: Everyone loves a limerick. They’re fun, silly, goofy, and they make folks smile. Their bouncy rhythm makes them fun to read and easy to remember. And all my limericks are family-friendly. This section is for “standard” limericks –

"Romeo and Juliet" is a tragic play written early in the career of William Shakespeare about two teenage "star-cross'd lovers" whose untimely deaths ultimately unite their feuding households. It was among Shakespeares most popular plays during hislifetime

Piping down the valleys wild, Piping songs of pleasant glee, On a cloud I saw a child, And he laughing said to me: "Pipe a song about a Lamb!" So I piped with merry cheer. "Piper, pipe that song again;" So I piped: he wept to hear.

We came as strangers, came to learn and look, To hear their music, drink the wine they gave. Now let us hence again; the happy brook Shall quench our thirst, our music be the wave.

MAJOR BARBARA is a three-act play by George Bernard Shaw, written and premiered in 1905 and first published in 1907. The story involves an idealistic young woman, Barbara Undershaft, who is engaged in helping the poor as an official (a Major).

Spiritual ghostly afterlife angels demons imagination

Poetry for the beautifully lost. A collection about taking time to find yourself when "self-discovery" feels less like enlightenment and more like googling "who am I" at 3 AM in your pyjamas.

This collection of poems explores trust, the delicate art of believing someone won’t drop your secrets, your heart, or your favourite coffee mug. Because trust isn’t built in a day; it’s tested every time someone says, "I’ll be there at 7."

This book doesn’t hand you sunshine, it hands you a lantern. A poetic guide for the beautifully bewildered, it celebrates hope not as blind optimism, but as bold defiance. For anyone who’s ever danced with doubt and still showed up smiling.

A year of romantic misadventures, hopeful coffee dates, and texts that probably should've stayed in drafts, all captured in poetry. Come for the emotional depth, stay for the duck print pyjamas and questionable flirting strategies.

Unapologetically Me isn’t here to whisper politely it’s here to throw glitter at conformity and stage dive into the deep end of self expression. These poems won’t try to fix you, they’ll celebrate the wonderful, tangled masterpiece you already are

These poems follow the scenic route from butterflies to ugly crying, with pit stops for overthinking and late night texting. Consider this your slightly judgmental best friend or proof that someone else has also made spectacularly bad romantic decisions.

Healing Through Faith
 A Muslim’s journey back to God after heartbreak, loss and surrender