Stages of Love: Epic Relationship Poetry

Experience the literary prequel to "Therapy for a Broken Heart," an insightful journey of human emotions through Christian D. Maddison's paragon, "Stages of Love." This captivating, perceptive, and eclectic fusion blend of poetic balladry delves into the timeless, cascading spectrum of feelings and emotions experienced in every relationship, guiding us from its inception to its closure. With its penetrating words, the book evokes a profound resonance within, with verses that delve into the core of your being, entrancing and rekindling vivid memories and thoughts of those individuals who once seemed inseparable and left an indelible mark on our hearts or continue to weave an unending tapestry of profound tenderness and closeness.

Whether they linger as an enduring enchantment or an unbroken cycle of affection, these paradigms traverse the landscapes of puppy love's innocence, the blooming of adoration and idealized perspectives, to the complex evolution it undergoes captivating, the allure of infatuation, and the eventual complexities that unfold. As you engage with the versifications that oscillate between love and disdain, clarity and confusion, thriving or faltering, embraced or rejected, lucid or bewildering, self-discovery takes form-unpacking your emotions, orchestrating a harmonious reconciliation, binding your essence, your sentiments, and the intricate interplay with the other, -reflecting on your connection with others, while scrutinizing and unveiling whether those feelings, those sentiments endure time or fade into the abyss of memories past, alongside their source.

Copyright ® 2020 by Christian D. Maddison

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