Love Immortal - The Poetry of Love

"Love me when I die, I shall be near. Love me when I die, I'll be not far from here." - Edouard d'Araille

This is the 10th Anniversary Edition of Edouard d'Araille's celebrated work of romantic poetry 'Love Immortal', originally released in January 2015 as 'Love Immortal: La Poésie de l'Amour'. It has been completely reset in a new 'Gothic Edition' for 2025.

SELECT REVIEWS OF 'LOVE IMMORTAL':

"This is remarkable poetry - it manages to crystallize the emotions and situations of love so accurately and powerfully, yet with the very fewest words necessary. I dare say that this author's succinct poems of love will fire arrows through the hearts of its other readers in the same way that it has done to me. The intensity of this poetic experience is one that has haunted me so long after reading, it still lingers with me months later." - Evelyn D'Arcy [Romance Author] (2015)

"The most romantic book of poetry ever published." - 'eReaderBookstore' 5***** Review: 'Love Immortal' (2016)

"I honestly don't know what I would have done without this book. It expressed a feeling that I wanted to share with my partner so perfectly, I just left 'Love Immortal' open on her pillow at page 38, and hearts were healed by midnight." -Dominique Danielle [Review: 'Une Vue Romantique' (2017)]

"The truth is that the first collection of poetry that I wrote - all the way back in 1998 - was a volume that was focused on the nature of Love more than on anything else. The poem 'Love Me When I Die', which was the first one to gain considerable attention on Facebook, first appeared in 'Even We Are In Arcadia', while 'What Can You Do?' was initially published in the verse cycle 'Lotophagi: The Song of the Lotus-Eaters' (1999) - and ultimately became a part of the Blue Edition of 'Ground Zero' (2000). 'Love Immortal' brings together love poetry spanning 18 years of composition." - Edouard d'Araille, in 'Je Suis Poëte' (1st Edition; 2022).

REVIEWS OF OTHER POETIC WORKS by Edouard d'Araille:

"This is a wonderful piece of work and a real contribution to reading literature. [...] It is a really beautiful book." - Prof. Shlomo Izre'el writing about 'Adapa's Ascent: A Myth of Man and Immortality' (2020)

"From the title poem 'Words of Mass Destruction' down to the post-finale 'The Last of London', this is a visionary and spectacular work of poetry. This is an author from whom one never knows what to expect. He startles me at every turn with his outlooks on our Humanity." - Melissa Frost [Reviewer] on 'WMD: Words of Mass Destruction' (2017)

"There isn't a single type of poetry missed out of this anthology collated from ten poetry collections by Edouard d'Araille - the tragic and comical, romantic and political, nonsensical and mystical are all in here. This author writes fearlessly and in a concise, punctual, gripping style. His words keep me in a state of poetic suspense." - James Hartley [Editor] on 'Words Can't Hold... - A Decade of Poetry' (2010)

"I enjoyed this book immensely. [...] The book has a good mix of drama, comedy and suspense all worked into an ingenious plot. I fully recommend others to read it. It is a real gem." - Marianna Csoti [Reviewer] on 'Black Cab & Other Movies' (2004)

"This is a text of the highest order. It is a beautiful poetic work that relaxes and soothes the reader, but at a deeper level requires close reading to draw out the subtle meanings hidden within the text [...] really worthwhile as it is an anthology of rare genius and beauty." - Barry Page [Reviewer] writing about 'The Complete Poetic Works of Soma Amritah' (2002)

"This is technically fascinating and moving poetry." - The Late Prof. John Bayley