A collection of 12 beautiful pieces from beginning of spring to summer to fall to the end, winter. It is a personal road to finding inner peace within the four seasons and everything one has experienced within them. It is learning to realize that there is a time and place for everything. This is a book for anyone who has ever looked down on themselves or made to feel bad about themselves for not being where others are. To everything, there is a season. May these words grant you the seed to plant your field. Let this help you find a sense of sympathy for the four season, who are so much like us.

A story about loss and love, about the complexity of relationships and the hardships of one's own personality. Sometimes one needs to lean on somebody in order to become independent, sometimes one needs to let go in order to forgive.

GRAY is about a girl who struggles with herself, she feels lost, lost in her inner indecisiveness. She has these two opposites in herself, always feeling ambivalent. Always doubting herself, always trying to please everyone. It`s a journey about how she finds herself again, healing her inner trauma and becoming whole again.

It is easy to judge a book by its cover, because reading and understanding is more effort than most people in this world are willing to put in. Love, Obsession, Depression, Heartbreak and Self-Reflection; each poem in this book offers insight into the journey of becoming a new, better and different person. The most grueling questions sometimes have the simplest answers. Sometimes, all you can do is wait and see where life leads you- and, after more or less time, the answer may be waiting in front of you.

6 People. 6 Worlds. 6 different lives with different meanings and endings. Separate and yet unknowingly and unconditionally intertwined. A connection that should never be noticed but can't go unnoticed anymore. When worlds collide and crumble, what will be left?

Experiencing your first love. - Questioning your purpose in life. - Appreciating nature. . Feeling like you are not good enough. - We have all experienced these. Take my hand and I will take you on a journey through my head and my thoughts. Let us cry and laugh together. Let us sit in silence together. Let us think about life together. Let us appreciate nature together. Let us experience heartbreak together. You are not alone, let me show you.

"It's chaos out here, all the formless energies melding and spinning around each other without restriction, combining, separating again, losing and finding their way. Playing in the Everywhere, in-between, waiting to see what's next." What would it mean to live forever? Would it mean endless chances to figure it out - to find harmony with the Earth, with time, with nature, with ourselves? Endless chances to discover how to be truly alive. And to find love in all its infinite forms.

In a world where the echoes of ancient gods still linger, Sophia, a young woman of noble heritage, finds herself entangled in stories of forgotten gods and divine curses. Her journey begins with a simple desire to uncover the truths hidden in dusty scrolls, but it quickly spirals into a desperate quest to break a curse that has plagued the Karaman family for generations. Guided by the enigmatic Midas, a man cursed to live forever isolated by his own greed, Sophia must navigate a landscape where myth and reality blur. "The Fading Echoes of the Gods" is a short story of enduring friendships, the weight of ancient sins, and the relentless pursuit of hope in the darkest of times. Will they succeed, or will the curse consume them all?

not fully an adult but not a teenager either more lost than found but fully ready to live and to give between here & there my 20s led me everywhere: from love, loss, heartbreak, doubt, uncertainty, to developing a sense of identity and self-love, to lots (and lots) of mistakes, getting back up and trying again, more heartbreak, some adventure, traveling alone, idealism and finding my way to feminism, unemployment, internship over internship, finding a deeper meaning to life while simultaneously surviving the day-to-day pains, and ultimately to finding myself who I am and where I want to go