Description of the Book:
 
Thoughts on life and beyond. From everything to nothing, and all that lies between.

'The Chronicles of Inevitability' is a collection of poems written between ages 13 to 18. Most of the poems revolve around a common theme of inevitability; everything that began once will meet its end.

The author has explored this topic in both worldly and otherworldly perspectives, with human death explored in poems set in fantastical backdrops such as 'The Ballad of A Drowning Tide' and 'A Last Call To Arms'. She has also explored the vast mystery of merging blackholes in space and theoretical physics through 'This Slow Dance of Eternity' and 'Everything from Nothing'.

Other poems, such as 'Marigold, Marigold' and 'The Golden Years' seek to invoke nostalgia, while 'Lovelessness and Other Ailments' describes the author's ongoing teenage battle with apathy and envisions hope that all will be better one day.

This book is meant for all those who wish to fly and dream, but also understand that for its inherent beauty, the world also contains darkness beyond one's comprehension. It is only when it is balanced in one's mind that they can enjoy everything for what it is, rather than remain forever ensnared in dreams of what it can be.