What If What's Inside Me Isn't Me?

Duality exists everywhere. Darkness and light cannot live without one another.

Mark Engelsson explores what it means to be human in this collection of over thirty poems. He takes broad sweeps covering topics from monstrous creatures, real and imagined, through the wonders of nature, and tackles death itself. His poetry takes a peek at what drives us and how we interact with the world around us.

"Engelsson's debut poetry book is a book that you'll want to devour but also savor. The dark themes in these poems will make you reflect on your own life in the best way possible." - Alyssa Harmon, author of seven years

"'What If What's Inside Me Isn't Me?' has helped me regain perspective on what really matters in life. [...] Engelsson writes about the flaws of the world around us, ranging from humanity's ignorance when it comes to learning from past events, how we take life for granted in modern society to how easy it is to lose sign of your dreams and true ambitions." - Taura Wildes

"Mark Engelsson asks and poses a lot of questions with his writing, and it is a encouraging to see a poet exploring different forms of poetry." - Chris Nelson

"A carefully crafted collection of poetry, as a whole, and a great starting point for this author." - Tina Overell