I have been called a Traitor by my Nemesis: A Philosophical Poetry Book (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798827560074)

'Freedom can savour the mind but arrogance can lead you to death' - this was the first thought that came into my mind when I started sketching 'I have been called a Traitor by my Nemesis'.

This book compiles several philosophical theories written in poetry such as hedonism, karmic relationships, epiphanies, and deja vu; it also touches on issues such as depression, climate change, sustainability, hardships in school, anxiety within relationships, and many more.

I found myself deeply inspired to create a poetic view of all these subjects as an attempt of self-expression in hopes that the readers can relate to and understand things they, perhaps, previously didn't understand.

1. fly but not too high
2. you only see the horizon
3. class of traitors
4. my anxiety is destroying our relationship
5. we are travellers walking across the Earth
6. apricot taste
7. the village is made out of the dirt
8. relationship amnesia
9. abyss
10. you've been changing but it's not enough
11. a meteor killed her daughter
12. hedonism

1. my sadness has become beautiful
2. green branches
3. hug the roots of a tree
4. killing me tonight
5. invisible scars
6. speechless words
7. hoax

I went to the abyss the other day
to try to find something rare -
what I only found was
my own spectrum of despair.

Negligence is the word I miss out
every time someone gets close to me,
but if despair wasn't what I had found,
perhaps, I'd have someone on my knees.

Careless was the apathy that consumed
all the potential gains I could've won,
but instead, I made the mistake
of trying to solve realism alone.

I came back to the abyss once again,
I think I'll stay here for quite a while,
hoping that someone would have the courage
to meet me, even when it feels hostile.