Description of the Book : 
 
A compilation of 21 poems, written over the course of 20 days. A creative writing challenge, to write a poem for each day. The overall theme? Walking with Death. Full of fun little rhymes, describing stories, current social issues, heart break, interpersonal struggles, as well as, suicide, drug abuse, mental illness, and existential dread. There's even one from the perspective of death itself. In Western society, it's taboo to talk about death. In Eastern culture they often avoid the number four, as the word used for four, is closely related to the word death. This can create fear around the idea, which can foster existential crisis and dread. Death is something that should be spoken about and acknowledged. Everyone who is born on this Earth, will also, one day leave the Earth, so why don't we talk about it? Why don't we teach people how to live fully, but also prepare for the inevitable? And why are we so afraid to say words related to such a natural process? This book attempts to break through that barrier, and shout the words loud and clear. Not all poems are negative, but not all are positive. Don't stress though, most poems are fiction, attempting to highlight some of the struggles that may occur around death, and the taboo subject of mental illness and a mind full of struggle and darkness.