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Autumn Falls
Written in response to Sadje’s #Whatdoyousee
Autumn falls.
I gather him gently.
The leaf I will never let go of.
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For a debut, Rowena Suarez has set the bar with this stunning collection of poetry. Without artifice, the poet has bared her soul. In Sweetbriar: The Serenade of a Weathered Rose, you may find yourself among her verses as I did. The book is divided into ...more |
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Afternoons That Tasted Like Love in Manila is a collection of flash fiction and poetry, divided into four parts. Part One: Invisible Threads. Part Two: Half A Goodbye Part Three: Blistered Soul- Searching Part Four: Wilted Streets Michelle writes about lo ...more |
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Nigel Byng’s debut collection, The Drifter, The Prodigal, The Last Son, is one that you will want to read no matter what stage your life is at, and you will find parts of yourself throughout. Poetry is poetry, but I believe there are some collections th ...more |
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Beyond the Fetters is a compelling story about Earthy, a young girl growing up in India during the 60’s. Being female already has Earthy at a disadvantage because of cultural constraints. She must know her place. While her brother, Trod, is given all the ...more |
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Embracing the Power to Live is an exceptional book, part memoir, part poetry. I would also say it is a "call to action", we are after all only here once, for a short time. I really enjoyed the way this book was split into all the relevant parts of life ...more |
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When reading Nicole Sara’s beautiful collection of poetry, I felt like I was walking through Paradise. Each poem was a delight to my senses as I floated on the gentleness of Nicole’s poetic voice. This collection is divided into two parts: Starry Steps ...more |
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“This is who I am like it or not”
― Madonna - Confessions on a Dance Floor
― Madonna - Confessions on a Dance Floor
“Feel the fear and do it anyway”
― Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway
― Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
― I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
― I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings