Thursdays with You: A Collection of Sapphic Poetry

by Emma F. Payne

Thursdays with You is a collection of poetry that encompasses what it feels like to struggle with sexuality, self-expression and the acceptance of love. It discussed topics having to do with loneliness, healing, self-love, personal transformation, and happiness. Written for those struggling to find love outside, as well as within, themselves. This captivating collection of poetry was written to help others find comfort in their journey of life.

Genres: Poetry, Lesbian, LGBT, Gay

97 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 21, 2023

Reviews

[Emily]

the most beautiful poems that translate the feelings of loving someone so perfectly <3
I loved annotating this.

[Mirte]

Another amazing queer poetry book annotated by my cutest girlfriend! So definitely loved it <3

[Kiera]

I want this kind of love omg this was adorable

[Lissa Rae]

Sapphic poetry is my favorite kind of poetry. 😍

Emma’s poems weave together to tell a beautiful story that resonates deeply. This book will be one that I circle back to time and time again!

[Shleigh]

This is an incredible book of poetry. The entire book is an exploration of their lives together and it expertly weaves together the heartache and stigma of queer love with the overwhelming devotion and sincerity of a sapphic romance. Also, a very quick read. I have endlessly recommended this to others.

[Rachael Prewitt]

Absolutely gorgeous. I've felt every word on every page. It's evident Emma poured their heart and soul into each poem. There's so much truth, so many words put to feelings I've felt. Sapphic love is love in its purest form. ❤️

[Emma F. Payne]

I’m the author, and I’m proud of myself. I hope that you enjoy my poetry. 💗

[MoonChild]

Bought this at my local Pride fest recently, and I love it. It's beautifully written. One of my favorite poems from this book is "Strawberries and Sugar."

[Willow the wisp]

I love that most of the imagery is pulled form nature

"Sip with me" is probably my favorite poem here

[mariana]

cute and sad at the same time

[Caitlin Payne]

I loved this book from start to finish! It captures all the feelings of being closeted, closeted in love and loving freely. It’s a mix of modern poetry and “old school” poetry which I find refreshing. I highly recommend picking up a copy of this book!

[Sage Jaggers]

I'd rate it 7 stars if I could. The writing style is so pretty, and every poem reminds me of my own experiences. I bought it today and finished it in an hour. I'm probably going to go back through and annotate my favorites. This is honestly one of my new favorite books, and I don't usually enjoy poetry collections. I feel like I should carry this book with me everywhere I go from now on because it's one of those books you want to reread a million times.

[Micah]

I loved this collection of poems. Several of them I’ve bookmarked for sharing.

[Clover]

I loved loved loved this poetry. I rarely remember to use the highlight function on my kindle but I covered this book in yellow. I found myself relating to a lot of the poetry. Both the happy and the sad. I Would gladly read more of this author's work.

[Julia]

Extreeeemely ooey gooey love poems and the righteousness of loving in a homophobic community. Very sincere, honest, passionate, and wholesome.

[karolina]

read with wife, didn't love it