The Two Trees and other Poems of Love, Heartbreak and Grief
By F.C. Stanley
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A poetic dive into one man's reckoning with his pain from heartbreak, the lingering grief of losses long-mourned, and the resolution, finally, to be reborn anew, free of the shackles of previous emotional chains. Through the pain of the dissolution of a love affair, F.C. Stanley wrestles with the difficulty of admitting the end of something immensely treasured and the implications that holds. More importantly, facing himself allows the author to deal with long-held difficulties and emotional corners seldom visited because of the fear of what lay in the shadows.
This poetry chapbook, crafted for brief but intense immersion, details the beginning, middle and end of love and all the aftermath--from pain, guilt, confusion and, ultimately, triumph.
F.C. Stanley
F.C. Stanley (born Fungai Chigumbura) is a Zimbabwean writer and creative.He published his poetry chapbook, The Two Trees in May 2020.
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The Two Trees and other Poems of Love, Heartbreak and Grief - F.C. Stanley
The Two Trees and other Poems of Love, Heartbreak and Grief
F.C. Stanley
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Contents
Dedication
Introduction
Little Witch
Skin Deep
Gold Lust
The First Third
Highland Lows
Pleasure’s End
Split Times
The Other Star
The Two Trees
Notes from the Living Dead
Grave Digger
A Good Burial
Strong Beats
Two Words
The Wandering Boy
Linda-Rai
Linda-Rai’s Song
Voodoo on the Cross
To Possibility
About the Author
Dedication
Dedicated to everyone whose heart has ever taken flight only to crash to the ground, bruised and confused.
May we all