Rhyming Song

By Andrew P M Yiallouros

A collection of poetry by Andrew P M Yiallouros, romantic, philosophical, spiritual, loving and sometimes silly in nature... Includes favourites such as "I will make you happier", "Lost Love", "It", "Suicide", and many more.

"Such a beautiful voice, the naivety is just on the right side of sweetness."

"I just love it, it's brilliant, I love 'Walking in the Rain.'"

"I love your poetry, it's really beautiful!"

Other titles and future works:

The Dragon and The Princess

The Sorcerer’s Kingdom

The Secret Garden

The Wizard and The Dragon

Where the Man Burns

The Cat and the Husky

The Mysterious Island and The World of the Sea People

The Noble Savage and the Low Lands

Meadow lands or Shambala

The Place where The Angels Fly and Play

The Moon over The Jungle

The Caves and The Cloud Lands

The Diamond Palace and The Evil King

A Tale of Three Mountains

 
The Dragon and The Princess -

A spiritual odyssey begins...a tale of magic, love, spirituality and adventure...

Follow the dragon as he awakens, as he comes of age, as he discovers life and as he finds The Creator...a story of lost love, friendship, magical beings and evil sorcerers; a spiritual odyssey that takes the reader as a companion and co-discoverer! An allegorical and philosophical message for our times...

The beginning of a series of books centred around the dragon's world and the journeys of the creatures therein, with the next title being the second part to this introduction. Future titles are "The Sorcerer's Kingdom"; " The Wizard and The Dragon"; "The Secret Garden"; "Where The Man Burns"; "The Mysterious Island and the World of the Sea People" and lots more!

“Such an enjoyable read. Light on the outside, but with an underlying depth full of morals, life, love, drink, drugs, religion, sex, fun, style, magic and so much more. It is a spiritual book… really touches well on the heart and soul of us all in the modern world. Although set in a magical world full of mythical creatures, it does feel like there is an autobiographical side to it, and so feels quite personal. Like a warm and loving friend is reading it nearby.

Above all though, it is the wisdom that drives this book; both the Dragon and the writer.”


"I love it you are brilliant! Very nice and easy to read..."


"Lots of deep moments and sooo inspiring!"


"Thank you, I really enjoyed it! Great talent, please use it, I think you've got a lot to tell!"


"I will recommend to my friends for sure, when I started reading it I couldn't stop, and it got really addictive from chapter 6, I read all night!" 


“Spiritual and uplifting” 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andrew P M Yiallouros
• Release date: Nov 11, 2016
• ISBN: 9781536539349

Book preview

This is dedicated to my husky.

Contents:

1: It

2: Addiction

3: Quoth He

4: The Cat and The Husky

5: Little people

6: Happy pill

7: My painful heart

8: Walking in the rain

9: Searching

10: Lost love

11. I will make you happier

12. Freckles

13. Suicide

14. To die

15. Love on

16. Lies

17. Here and now

18. Black cow

19. Life is

20. My baby gone left me

21. Pick up

22. Undead

23. Who I be

24. I promise

25. Have courage

It

"In the beginning, there was nothing.

A void, an empty of empties, no thing, chaos.

You can't see it or know it, for it didn't exist.

And in this abyss, in this deep deep nothingness,

There was a realisation, an enlightenment.

For in a world of nothing, all things must be equal.

So there had to be something for there to be nothing. 

And this thing awoke and realised Itself.

For an eternity It sat there, knowing Itself.

It was a revelation, a joy, total love.

For It was everything, an equal to the nothing,

Absolute and total potential, all things and all time.

Omnipotent, omniscient and much much more.

Revelling in Itself, being Itself, being potential.

And It thought and thought and fought,

Until It was ready, until the time had come.

It imagined, and saw, and felt, and heard, and tasted,

It lived, and died, and enjoyed, and suffered,

Until there was nothing left to be.

And then It experienced a great truth.

That there is duality and spectrum in all things, in this they rest.

That there was better and worse, and good and bad,

Life and death, existence or none.

And all was rooted in love, the one thing not reliant on anything else,

The one thing that all was made of, the first thing.

This was what was there before, and what will always be.

It decided, thus, what was best.

And It painted a world,

More was better than one,

To be was better than to not, and to love was the best of all.