Lady Maude’s Mania: A Tragedy in High Life (1890)

This book is an extension of myself writing on a feeling level. It is a continuation of my first book, Till Tomorrow: Duality. When I sit to write, the feelings flow from my complicated mind, becoming as interesting as I can make them, while using my vocabulary in a way that is captivating and eye-opening. Many of the poems I write are about Jesus Christ and his kingdom, lost love, and even found love. The title, Actuality, is a part of an extension of myself, finding a part of myself in my writing, and creativity flowing in the revelation of myself. My book is guaranteed to make you feel something, whether it is love, spite, happiness, or calmness. It is full of a way of writing, which teases the rules of English grammar. I have read many poets andanot to sound too grandioseahave not found a poet who writes quite like what I have found as my own technique.