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The Elements: Bisexual Poetry
The Elements is a poetic exploration that celebrates the beauty of bisexuality through the lens of earth, air, fire, and water. Each element becomes a metaphor for fluidity, transformation, and resilience, reflecting the dynamic nature of identity.
Through evocative verse, The Elements invites readers to embrace the complexity of attraction and identity, where beauty is a tribute to those navigating the currents of love and desire, demonstrating that, like nature, bisexuality is expansive, ever-present, and endlessly unfolding. The Elements is also featured in the larger poetry collection Borderland.
Through evocative verse, The Elements invites readers to embrace the complexity of attraction and identity, where beauty is a tribute to those navigating the currents of love and desire, demonstrating that, like nature, bisexuality is expansive, ever-present, and endlessly unfolding. The Elements is also featured in the larger poetry collection Borderland.
18 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2024
About the author
Ross Victory
13 books277 followersRoss Victory, (he/him), is an award-winning author, music artist, and entrepreneur from Los Angeles. Featured in LA Weekly, LA Blade, American Reporter, and Bi.org, Ross rediscovered the healing power of writing after losing his father and brother. A former English teacher, Ross creates immersive narrative experiences. He published “Views from the Cockpit,” a father-son memoir, in 2019, resulting in a portfolio of six original titles and a music catalog of 20 songs. His works explore self-discovery, adventure, bisexuality, and family. In 2023, he released the Pride anthem “Bisexual Daze” and Book 1 of the L.A.-based horror series “Grandpa's Cabin.” Ross also publishes articles and reflections about grief, biphobia, and elder abuse on Medium.com and recently spoke at their Annual Writer’s Conference.
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