de Handel in Blanke Slavinnen (1900)

Diary of the Soul is an emotional and spiritual journey ten years in the making. In a world where most people are blind to what’s real, this collection of poems bridges the gap between the seen and unseen, fiction and nonfiction, with poems expressing hope, love, frustration, fantasy, and faith. Also offered in these works are stories and characters birthed from emotion, woven together in a poetic and dramatic fashion. Through the ups and downs of this collection, the reader is metaphorically taken to the edge of life.