Flowerchild: Eros

By S. P. Lethe

In this book, flowers embody the symbol of hope and inner strength.
Because even if someone has stepped on a flower, it still finds the power to sprout again towards the sun.

This collection of poems adheres to this metaphor and tells the beautiful sides of love as well as the abuse.

The combination of hopefull and anxious days gives "Flowerchild" the perfect bittersweet taste.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books on Demand
• Release date: Jan 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9783752665413

S. P. Lethe

Lethe is a young poet and author who is also artistically active, what is shown in her books. Born at the philippines and raised in germany, she started to write short storys and poetrys about the her experience with love, depression and anxious moments. Characterized by a complicated phase of self-discovery, it grants an insight into the stormy life of a young adolescent in the struggle with love. Besides writing, she also plays the ukulele and guitar. She likes her coffee black with three spoons of sugar with the companie of a marlboro cigarette.

Book preview

Art is beautifull

but it is alot of

work.

- Karl Valentin

You are a Flowerchild.

You will rebloom again,

even if someone stepped on you.

This book is dedicated to

my brother Pasquale P.K.

and to my soulmate H.T.

Table of Contents

Preface

The one

Pure Spring

Watching You Sleep

We Are No Friends

October Dreams

Do You See Me?

Epilogue

PREFACE

My work „Flowerchild" is the first in a three-part series on love starting with Eros, the love for his relationship partner, followed by Agape, the love for his family. And finally Philia, the close connection with friends.

Love is a key word that is only dealt with superficially in the good sense of „charity".

However, I have deepened this thought for myself and processed it differently in this biographical illustrated book.

Besides on that, this is not only about the good sides of love, but also about the abuse of it.

Enjoy it with your cup of coffee or tea.

Bye for now.

CONTENT

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Do you love me?

Yep, thats the whole content.

The catchphrase is love.

I want to touch your hands,

wishing that you like girls.

But I know we can`t.

- (Romans 1:26-27)

Growing up as a Christ I never allowed to call my first love a girl.

Because I knew,

god would never allow me

to smell her hair and touch her skin.

I could never call her babe or kiss her lips.

Love is such a tiny word for a world

where we are all doomed for the day where we

will die and return