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Poems, Haikus & Low Ones Too

E. M. Pauling
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
PATCH & SKEET PRESS

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POEMS, HAIKUS & LOW ONES TOO! is a raw and intimate journey through the many facets of desire, duality, and letting go. Unflinching in its honesty, this collection embraces everything from brief, powerful haikus and tankas to expansive, hard-hitting free verse. It's a space where the corporeal meets the cosmic, and where heartbreak and transcendence coexist. For anyone who has ever felt too much, this is your company.

This chapbook guides the reader through four emotional arcs: Emergence (vulnerability and resilience), Duality (sensual desire and chaos), Reflection (loss and questioning), and Continuance (solace and cosmic acceptance). It's a journey that celebrates the fierce reality of "low ones"-those necessary moments of despair, longing, and fragmentation-as essential steps toward ultimate peace. Prepare for a poetry collection that is as beautiful as it is bruising, and ultimately, profoundly liberating.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Haiku
  • Limericks & Verse
  • Form
  • Humor

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