Omnia Vincit Amor

A shy, introvert young man is instantly taken by the beauty and charms of a mysterious young woman walking bare footed down the mountains of Tsuwano but shied away from getting close after finding out the mysterious beauty is the daughter of a wealthy businessman who is the client and an old friend of his father. Will old memories resurface to the forefronts or will they shy away into the abyss of loneliness? Will a vow manifest into a truth or be forgotten for eternity or, even better, will a long held secret break the bonds of friendship, brotherhood, romance and livelihood? Wait for me...

"Omnia Vincit Amor" translated to English means Love Conquers All. Translated once more through the mind of a young man looking for a reason to exist, means to do what you love. and I love to write. When I close my eyes I hear words that correspond to my feelings. These words dance in my head and change order, meaning and annunciation until they settle like grains of sugar in a glass of Kool Aid. Some words I have absolutely no idea what they meant where I picked them up but they always seem to pertain to my demeanor at the time of the writings conception. I don't question this mental word play; I just put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard and see what happens. The following works are a result of this randomly scatterbrained writing process. There is no formula, outline or structure to my writings which is what I believe to be a summary of my mind and is as close to it as you can get without knowing me intimately. My goal is to share my life via ink in the hope that others can relate to, or at least understand me as I am a fan of differentiation and variety. "To create is the most individualistic of human traits" and these poems are as individual as the people who read them. I am only a writer, some people like to read, and some would rather listen. Whatever you do, do it and love it with a passion

“Omnia Vincit Amor” translated to English means Love Conquers All. Translated once more through the mind of a young man looking for a reason to exist, means to do what you love… and I love to write. When I close my eyes I hear words that correspond to my feelings. These words dance in my head and change order, meaning and annunciation until they settle like grains of sugar in a glass of Kool Aid. Some words I have absolutely no idea what they meant where I picked them up but they always seem to pertain to my demeanor at the time of the writings conception. I don’t question this mental word play; I just put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard and see what happens. The following works are a result of this randomly scatterbrained writing process. There is no formula, outline or structure to my writings which is what I believe to be a summary of my mind and is as close to it as you can get without knowing me intimately. My goal is to share my life via ink in the hope that others can relate to, or at least understand me as I am a fan of differentiation & variety. “To create is the most individualistic of human traits” and these poems are as individual as the people who read them. I am only a writer, some people like to read, and some would rather listen. Whatever you do, do it and love it with a passion

Amor Vincit Omnia - Love Conquers All is a poetry book that explores a kaleidoscope of individual circumstances through poetry, and how interactions based out of Love have the capacity to not only change individuals, but ultimately change the world. The book also features a lengthy introduction that sets the foundation for the argument that Love Conquers All, in conjunction with incisive notations below many of the poems providing additional insights for individuals to consider regarding circumstances involving Love and their resounding capacity to create positive change through all strata of society.

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