A Love Story Made of Melancholy

Harold understands that the genre of love poetry is one that people have said only matters to other poets. With A Love Story Made of Melancholy, he hopes to disrupt that theory by telling a human story in the form of poetry, attempting to include many of the moods of love as well as different types. It's difficult to consider poetry as autobiographical, but in this book, he has tried only to include those works, which he has truly felt throughout his lifetime. It is with the hopes that there is someone else in the world who has felt the same, even possibly in the same time span of the creation. He is certain such thoughts may be considered romantic. However, this is how he has chosen to see the world in many shades. His favorite would have to be the darkness, which he claims to be the creator of much of his work. The darkness may be described as those times in life that you are the least proud of and those secrets in your mind that you do not dare discuss even with your best of friends. He continually shares his heart with the world in each page. Many will view the writing as down-tempo and sad, but if you dig deep while reading, you may discover parts of your own life in this book.