Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of poetry with "An ocean of meaningful words". This collection takes you on a journey through the depths of the ocean of thoughts and emotions. From gentle waves of love to stormy tides of passion, these verses explore the diversity of life. This anthology brings together poems that, like sea breezes, touch the senses and soothe the soul. Sometimes melodic and calm, then powerful and stormy - each page reveals a new gem of poetry that ignites the imagination and moves hearts. "An ocean of meaningful words" invites you to explore the beauty of words as you ride the waves of inspiration. A journey that invites you to lose yourself in the lines and experience the magic of language. Experience the power of poetry and discover a treasure of emotions and thoughts in these pages.

If my notebooks could speak, they would tell the story of a young woman who had her life perfectly planned out. That is, until she finds herself confused and frustrated by the end of her business degree. Something is moving deep within her, a calling that she first tries to ignore. When the safety of staying becomes more painful than the risk of leaving, she embarks on a search for meaning and herself. As she takes a leap of faith, leaving behind a promising career, a stable relationship and her old life in Germany, she finds herself on a hero's journey. Thankfully, she not only meets dead ends and obstacles, but also new friends and a sage mentor and, maybe, eventually, her purpose? One thing is for sure, because she follows her intuition bravely, she learns how to go with the flow.

In the mist of a question humanity has been plagued with since birth - What happens after death? - we continue the walk across time sturdily. Confident and without pause, until blood leaks from crevices once unknown to anatomy itself. Then, we will look to the heavens, and a name will fall from our lips. Be wary, however. You never know who hears your dying breath. Gods may be rough on your destiny, but what lingers is hatred. Look up. Is there a bird watching you?

Life can be complicated and dark sometimes. A compilation of words lines and phrases I wrote in my darkest and in my best times. Meant to be relatable and make you think. Remember you are not alone.

It is going to be a rollercoaster it is either high or low no inbetween just words all over the place

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