Lost love, remorse, resentment, and death shape the poems and stories in Endings: Poetry and Prose.
This collection explores isolation, disconnection, longing, and the emotional consequences of choices that cannot be undone. Stark, lyrical, and unsentimental, the work confronts grief and human frailty without offering easy consolation.
From a child's tragic decision to an artist's fatal sacrifice, these pieces explore the unthinkable, tragic, and sorrowful turns that can shape people's lives.
For readers drawn to candid portrayals of loss and emotional extremes, Endings is haunting and quietly resonant.
William Poe is the author of the Powell Legacy Series and the poetry collection Myths and Rhymes. His novel Simple Simon won the 2016 IndieReader Discovery Award for LGBT Fiction.
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