Embrace the Darkness

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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 undercurrents beneath the beauty of dance.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Eliza Witte

1998: "Thomas Kent - An Art Book", first collection of poetry written. 2000: "Celtic Legend", second collection of poetry written. 2001: Coordinator at International Festival of Ethnicities, Balchik, Bulgaria. 2001 - 2003: "Star", Young Adult novel written. 2007: Translating pop and rock songs from Hungarian into English under Creammusic Publishing, Tatabanya, Hungary. 2007: Collaboration with the band CREEPS, Czech Republic over the song Sometimes Death Is.... 2008: Collaboration with musician Jeff Naden, Australia, over the song "Muse". 2008: acting as a Music Publisher for Justin Time Records and under the framework of Montreal Jazz Festival, Montreal, Canada 2010: Translator of Roma poetry into English to be presented at Montreal International Poetry Prize. 2011: Editor of Anthology for new European Poetry "Poetry Pieces Of Europe", vol. 1. 2012: "Summer Sons", third collection of poetry written. 2013: Editor of "Can You Hear My Poems?" by Sandra Stolnick, Salzburg, Austria 2015: "Embrace The Darkness", fourth collection of poetry written. 2016 - 2022: Translator and Editor of children films and animation to be broadcasted on Television under Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. 2022: "Japanese Autumn", an attempt for Haiku in English. 2023: Editor and proofreader of "Perceptions" by Nina Dimitrova (Kotlarska), Sofia, Bulgaria 2023 till now: Bookshop Owner of "The Trading Tree".