the poetry within these pages tells stories of the first relationship with all its stages love and friendship heartbreak and healing guiding you through dark times
There is a time in everyone's life, where we wear masks to hide ourselves in who we are not and will never be, but how badly does that mask influence a person, who has to live like that forever ? James Whitlock, an elite student at Crestwood High and the heir of Wales' throne despises the fact that his life has already been planned out, by everyone, but himself, when the only thing he truly desires, is living in peace, away from the throne and finding love that does not revolve around his life-status. The complete opposite of James is Charlotte Jordan, another student at Crestwood High, who'd be willing to do anything in order to get into her dream college and keep her academic status as valedictorian. The only thing in her way is the newby royal, who simply gets everything handed to him... or at least that's what she believes. What happens, once she learns that there is more to him, than she thought there was and which difficulties lie behind being involved with a royal family ?
"Within the courtroom of my head, I have long pronounced me guilty of not being good enough, the sentence I serve being self-doubt for life. Some days, I plead my innocence to my internal court, but the burden of proof has so far been too heavy." As someone living with chronic heart diseases, I like to believe I know a thing or two about a broken heart- quite literally. As I got older, I've had the *great* pleasure to learn that the physical heart is not the only one capable of being broken. I found myself turning to pen and paper in times of misery, and started writing down my thoughts on love, heartache, grief and all the other difficult emotions that are part of our human experience. This book is a collection of my poetry and short stories about these thoughts on different themes ranging from socio-critical pieces, to experiencing love as an openly queer woman, all the way to my thoughts on broken hearts -both in a physical and emotional sense.
"How to heal a broken heart" is a collection of thoughts and memories. It is an attempt to share my personal journey of healing and self-discovery, exploring the internal struggle of a woman torn between her deep affection for another human being and the necessity of self-love. The purpose of this work is to connect with readers who may be going through similar experiences, offering comfort and a sense of companionship. "How to heal a broken heart" will let you experience euphoria, warmth, magic, butterflies, grief, anhedonia, anger, and peace. Enjoy the journey!
Kann man sich verlieben, obwohl man es nicht möchte und genau weiß, dass die Person einen nie zurück lieben wird? Wer diese Frage mit "Ja" beantworten kann, weiß aus Erfahrung, wie sich ein Herz anfühlt, das vor Liebe überläuft, aber niemanden hat, der es auffüllt, wenn es sich leert. Liebe ist stark, sie ist schön und mitreißend. Nur kann sie einen in etwas reißen, aus dem man sich selbst wieder retten muss. Ein gebrochenes Herz. Es heilt mit der Zeit nur sehen und fühlen wir dies meist nicht, doch es passiert. Wunden heilen, Schmerz verblasst und Ruhe klopft an deine Tür. Dieses Buch widmet sich dem Gefühl von Liebe für eine Person, die man niemals hätte lieben sollen und doch geschieht es, denn Herzen sind resistent gegen rationale Gedanken. Gedichte halten die Schönheit und Unverständlichkeit aller Gefühle fest, weswegen dieses Buch als Ganzes ein Spiegel für jeden ist, der liebt, ohne den Sinn dahinter zu suchen, zu leiden und zu heilen, als hätte es Wunden nie gegeben. Für dich.
Losing myself in the spotlight wasn't hard. Forgetting who I was, was even easier. "Soliloquy of a Broken Heart" is a raw, intimate journey through the labyrinth of heartbreak. Told in a captivating interspective voice, this novel delves into the universal experience of love's demise, capturing the before, during, and after in a poignant symphony of emotions.
Did anyone ever suddenly turn away from you for no apparent reason? And they wanted nothing to do with you anymore, out of the blue? Well, I've been there. And I might know exactly how you feel. My former best friends, Mia and Hannah, were constants in my life for seven years. I thought our friendship would last forever. But here I am, two years later, with countless unanswered questions, thoughts, and memories of that time filling my head. Back then, I wished someone who experienced similar things would have talked about their worries, fears, and thoughts during such a friendship breakup. So here I am, sharing my own story with you.
I think the hardest part about finding someone, that is good for your soul, is never knowing when they will leave. I never lived in that fear, until he was the one who left. But you know, life goes on, until he shows up at my best friends wedding. Looking the same as when I last saw him, just ten years older. Seeing him made me feel like my seventeen year old self again, shorter, with a lot less self respect and a very broken heart. But I guess if two people are meant to be together, they will find their way back to each other, right? Time heals wounds, but does it also heal broken hearts?
Hunter K. Fox and Maxime Stewart haven't ever given anything to each other, neither on nor off track. None of them has ever shown any hesitation in resorting to tactics such as intrigue, scandal, and fraud. Juicy gossip and denunciation led to a temporary apex being hit at the season-closing race, as the already frosty relationship between the two principals of beyond-successful teams competing in the premier class of car racing plunged into the depths of icy animosity. A highly controversial crash by the reigning world champion Willem van Verviers not only cost Jacky Ford his title but also left the entire world of F0 in a state of indignant fury. From then on, Hunter and Maxime hated each other's guts, which has inflicted lasting damage upon their respective teams' reputations. While their teams are still striving to maintain the lead over their competitors, the image problem is no longer the team bosses' most significant one.