Poetry Books

"Japanese Autumn" is the last collection of poetry of author Eliza Witte. It contains, as the author herself explains, "An Attempt For Haiku". The inspiration for them is a random collection of photographs, each with their own mood, message or vision.

A minimalistic poetry collection structured as a book within a book, following a ballet company's journey from rehearsal to opening night. Through spare, evocative verse—interspersed with French and Japanese interludes—the collection explores themes of longing, discipline, and the dark...

Summer Sons is an acrostic poetry collection exploring toxic relationships, heartbreak, and feminine identity through inventive wordplay. Each poem doubles as a puzzle, with first letters spelling out titles or hidden phrases, blending confessional intensity with playful crossword-style...

Celtic Legend is provoked by personal experience. The author spent her time in Hallstadt, Austria, known to be one of the first Celtic towns in the world. The book is a poetic invitation to unfold the beauty, the magic and the mystery surrounding the ancient Celts

A collection of traditional rhyming poetry, original artwork, and a one-act theatrical play, celebrating Romantic poetry and inspired by true-life loss and memory. The verses explore love, grief, and the search for peace through the imagined figure of 'Thomas Kent,' paired with fine art...

A collection of laments in verse paying homage to the One who hears our sorrows.

A short poetry collection about the refining act of pruning we experience when in relationship with God, the ultimate Gardener.

A collection of memories in verse that reveals the love and imperfections of earthly family and the beautiful gift we have in being part of the family of God.

A collection of poetry that reflects one woman's current season of life, relying on God through every chaotic second.

Wilder Than the Heart Within Us is A book of bare bones and often sorrowful worship of the one and only God, Yahweh. This collection includes poetry written from the author's heart and speaks to the sovereignty of our divine Creator.