Support a New Author: The Poet Who Swallowed the Moon
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The FriendZone | Make Friends & Chat ⋅ Active Social Fun ⋅ Chill ⋅ VC community is celebrating a member's debut book release, The Poet Who Swallowed the Moon. This dark romance poetry collection explores themes of madness and surreal imagery. Members are encouraged to support the new author by checking out the book on Amazon or leaving a review on Goodreads to help them grow their literary career.
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Heyyaa!!! so i wrote a book (YAY) its a dark romance poetry book but with a plot and hero and villain and all. Id really appreciate your support as a new author who really doesnt want to have to work in corporate.
If you buy my book from amazon I will give you a signed copy and then when I’m JK Rowling level you’ll have a collector copy you can sell for like a million (adjusting to inflation)
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Its called The Poet Who Swallowed The Moon, its available on amazon
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It’s a bit don’t fall for this shit
I promise im not a bot
YAY, its alright, would appreciate a rating tho on goodreads if possible
ill try
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The Poet Who Swallowed the Moon
“The Poet Who Swallowed the Moon” is a 2026 independently published poetry collection by Rime Tazout, described as a “poetic descent into madness” written in ink, veins, and moonlight
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Book Overview
Author: Rime Tazout
Publication date: June 5, 2026
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Format: Paperback (144 pages) and Kindle eBook (via Kindle Unlimited)
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Publisher: Independently published
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Dimensions: 5.5 × 0.34 × 8.5 inches
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Genre: Poetry, with themes in dark romance and psychological intensity
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The book’s blurb suggests a surreal, possibly hallucinatory narrative, blending imagery of the moon, blood, and ink to explore themes of madness, creativity, and perhaps the boundary between reality and imagination
Related “Moon-Swallowing” Works
While “The Poet Who Swallowed the Moon” is a standalone work, the phrase “swallowed the moon” also appears in other notable contexts
I Swallowed the Moon: The Poetry of Gulzar — A scholarly analysis by Saba Mahmood Bashir of Indian poet Gulzar’s work, exploring his style, recurring images, and the interplay between his film and non-film poetry
HarperCollins Publishers India
HarperCollins Publishers India
Bakunawa — A Philippine myth of a giant serpent or dragon that swallows the moon during eclipses, with regional variations in its form and role
The Aswang Project
This mythological “moon-eater” has inspired literary and artistic works, though it is unrelated to Tazout’s poem.
How to Acceses
Print & eBook: Available via Amazon and other booksellers
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Kindle Unlimited: eBook included with subscription
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Author page: Rime Tazout’s profile is listed on Amazon for updates and related works
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