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[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

This is a discussion forum topic for the November 2022 Philosophy Book of the Month, In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us All.


For those who liked my book, In It Together, you may also enjoy my poetry. Here are the links to read the poems I've written via Instagram easily for free:


What Grace Means to Me
(January 14, 2021)


Show Me Your Naked Pain
(September 1st, 2021)


In Another World
(September 5th, 2021)


The Sand Lost in the Wind
(September 8th, 2021)


I Cried Today
(September 24th, 2021)


A Dry Life Without Tears
(November 2022, 2021)


Under Blanket Heaps
(December 2nd, 2021)


Curious to Burn -- Sometimes I buy a ticket to hell...
(June 28th, 2022)


The Sweet -- I don't want to be addicted to life, but...
(August 3rd, 2022)


Longevity is a False Idol
(September 29th, 2022)


Than We Ever
(a.k.a. "More Than I Ever Was")
(October 13th, 2022)


The Beauty & Peace of Presence
(October 13th, 2022)


The Polished Grace of a Beaten Ghost (co-written with my 10-year-old daughter)
a.k.a. "Forged by Fire"
(October 18th, 2022)


I Love the Hungry Lion and the Scared Antelope
(January 25th, 2023)


Let's Get Hurt Tonight
(March 11th, 2023)


A crack in an unbroken mirror
(April 28th, 2023)


Last night, I dreamt I was a butterfly...
(May 1st, 2023) - Only available on OnlineBookClub.org


The Oracle's Cries
(May 5th, 2023)


Owned by the Ghost of You
(May 18th, 2023)


8 billion divided by three hundred and sixty-five
(July 20th, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org


Fantastic Costumes in a World of Only Beautiful Gray
(August 1st, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org


One Second Per Second: The Speed of The Light
(August 17th, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org
This one is dedicated to anyone who has lost someone, especially a child.


The Beautiful Spirit of Mother Nature: Behind all the masks, there is the shining beauty of the real.
(October 2nd, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org


The Soulless Egg and the Infinitely Thin Shell
(November 14th, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org


The Water Rose
(November 16th, 2023) -- Only available at OnlineBookClub.org


Cracks Like Glue
(December 17th, 2023) -- Instagram only has excerpt. Full version available here.


To The Ones I Walked With
(February 2nd, 2024) -- Text version available here.


When I Am Most Myself
(February 19th, 2024) -- Text version available here.


Wordless Gratitude
(March 15th, 2024) -- Text version available here.


Loan Yourself to Me
(March 18th, 2024) -- Text version available here


I'm the fire...
(March 19th, 2024) -- Full text version available exclusively at OnlineBookClub here


The Space & Time Through Which I Love You
(March 20th, 2024) -- Full Text Version | TikTok Video


Let me know which one is your favorite!

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[Damian Keyes]

I'm a poet so I'm always excited to read other poets work. Out of all the works listed above, "I Cried Today" is my favorite one. It made me emotional because I thought back to when I lost my brother. Poetry helped me during that time because it helps cleanse your soul and allows the weight of grief to shed layer by layer.

[sam_rahman12]

Poems are a very powerful tool to express your emotions. And these are so wonderful. In Another World and More Than I Ever Was are my favourites.

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I just now edited the Original Post (OP) to add these three new ones to the list:


Owned by the Ghost of You
(May 18th, 2023)

The Oracle's Cries
(May 5th, 2023)

A crack in an unbroken mirror
(April 28th, 2023)



Of those three, I think "Owned by the Ghost of You" is my favorite. You can also read it on Facebook or on OnlineBookClub if you prefer.

[Dalia Chaouaf]

I have always found poetry to be such a broad kind of writing because each single person could interpret it as they see fit. There is no right or wrong. I look forward to reading these poems. I just picked one randomly just now (based solely on the title - Let’s Get Hurt Tonight) and I can say that I can’t wait to read the others!!

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I just added my newest poem to the list:


8 billion divided by three hundred and sixty-five

[Dalia Chaouaf]

I just added my newest poem to the list:


8 billion divided by three hundred and sixty-five

Yes, this has to be my favorite one by far. It's honestly so enchanting to me how so many little words in a poem can be so powerful. Great job! Can't wait for new poems!

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I just now added my newest poem, written today: One Second Per Second: The Speed of The Light

I dedicate it to anyone who has lost someone, especially a child.

[Vincent Nyabwari]

The poem touched me I could reflect all the message on the poem to my real life when I witnessed one of my closest family member grief her son who died during corona pandemic..

[Mehul P]

Just one question, how do handle all these stuffs? Being an awesome dad, being a writer, a poet, a coder, basically a mastermind.

[Hyfr Zack]

Poems are mostly used for channelling emotions. The poems are life relating and of great help to current life situation. What Grace Means to Me was really inspiring.

[Chinenye Sus]

I just started enjoying poetry and I will make sure I check out everything here. I must take my time to not only enjoy them but get the wisdom written within the lines.

[RJ Reviews]

I have always found poetry to be such a broad kind of writing because each single person could interpret it as they see fit. There is no right or wrong. I look forward to reading these poems. I just picked one randomly just now (based solely on the title - Let’s Get Hurt Tonight) and I can say that I can’t wait to read the others!!

This is so true! It is enlightening to see how many interpretations can be there of a single poem. We all interpret a poem according to our own emotions and experience, thereby creating a vast array of meaningful interpretations.

I can't wait to go through all the poems listed and interpret them in my own way.

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I just now added to the list my most recent poem (which I just wrote today):

The Soulless Egg and the Infinitely Thin Shell


I hope you like it!

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I just now added my newest poem to the list:

The Water Rose


Let me know what you think!