The Labyrinth of Life - Sarah Alhaddad - Libros -  - 9798664061987 - 29 de julio de 2020
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The Labyrinth of Life

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"An ocean of unspoken
Words lies between us,
So we make strained
Small talk to fill the void"

The Labyrinth of Life is a collection of diverse poems by Sarah Alhaddad. Beautifully calibrated and composed, some of these poems are inwardly directed muses while others demystify life's experiences.

Her words flow gently like the waves of an ocean that foam at the edges, reclusive at some moment, while flowing and ebbing ever so gently. As you continue reading, you will feel the apparent rhythm embedded in her words. Even the punctuation that she uses carries meaning and makes the poems more complete.

The poems are categorized by the message which they convey. While the themes of love and longing recur, others address inanimate objects, and in some of the poems, she is thinking aloud.

It is probable that you will discover yourself so eloquently and delicately encapsulated within one or more of her poems. You may have to read a poem more than once to get at its true nature as some poems carry within themselves multiple profound meanings.

You are invited to walk through this labyrinth and wander around its paths to both lose and find yourself at once. Stay as long as you like, and breathe her words to make them yours.

"Sarah Alhaddad is an exceptional poetic storyteller who paints vivid pictures with her poignant words. The Labyrinth of Life is a true testament to that innate talent."

- Eva Xan, Freelance Editor & Poetess

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Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 29 de julio de 2020
ISBN13 9798664061987
Páginas 104
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 6 mm   ·   163 g
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