Kirjahaku

A girl meets a boy and falls in love. It's the classical romance story. True love in the eyes of a stranger. Love at first sight. All set in the style of a poet that sees the world in pictures of emotions and beauty. Will it stay that way?The style of writing in this poetry is put into lowered case purposely to show the emphasis on the story, not the words themselves. Without the story, the words have no meaning. Without the emotion behind it, there is no relation and heart in the story.

Sometimes people make an impression on your life. It's like finding the moon after you've lived in the dark. You can't go back to the darkness the same after that It leaves a mark. Loving him was like that. This is a book of all the words I had in me To pen about him. It was worth the moments We shared, to bleed the ink out onto a page. I hope he felt the same way.

Love and hatred seem to be the opposite of the emotional spectrum. In life, however, they are deeply and irrevocably intertwined. A girl and a boy, brought together by a friend, find themselves caught up in a web of love and romance. They're so deeply in love that they see nothing else beyond the other person. In a cruel twist of fate they are torn asunder. Will that love turn to hatred, or the true opposite of love....indifference.This book of poetry is written in lower case. It is meant to cast away the emphasis of the words themselves, so that the meaning of the poetry can come through