Rating: ★★★★★
I received a copy of this book for free from the author in exchange for an honest review.
This was such an inspiring poetry collection!
The book is divided into 5 sections each with its own theme. My favorite was Monsoon Love, which was the shortest section but it was filled with love poems. I have a thing for romantic poems. I am such a sucker for them. A lot of poems from this section reminded me of Michael Faudet and Lang Leav’s poetry. The following sections were very reminiscent of Rupi Kaur and Amanda Lovelace’s poetry. So if you like any of those poets, you’ll probably like this one.
I had a lot of favorite poems. Here is the list of my favorites:
- I Write To Heal (pg 5)
- Missing You (pg 9)
- Synchronization (pg 10)
- Love Song (pg 13)
- Forever (pg 17)
- True Colors (pg 24)
- Makeup (pg 33)
- Heartbite (pg 34)
- Masking Pain (pg 36)
- Dying Love (pg 38)
- Almost Right (pg 39)
- Caged (pg 40)
- Numb (pg 47)
- Still I Dream (pg 51)
- Bitter Trials (pg 53)
- Blessings (pg 61)
- A Letter To My Natural Hair (pg 65)
- Celebrate Yourself (pg 71)
- No Ordinary Woman (pg 75)
- Rejection (pg 78)
- Girl Power (pg 87)
- Girl Boss (pg 98)
- Irreplaceable (pg 107)
- Love Hurts (pg 108)
- Shit Happens (pg 109)
- Inner Battles (pg 111)
- Situationship (pg 114)
- Dignity (pg 118)
- Love Exists (pg 123)
- Someone’s Favorite (pg 124)
- Introvert (pg 131)
- Self-Development (pg 151)
- Partnership (pg 160)
It’s a lot, I know! I just loved all the bits of wisdom in these poems. The whole collection was very uplifting and positive. It’s a great book to read after a heartbreak or just when you’re down.
Overall, I loved this collection!
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Odd and Bookish 