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I Don't Love You Anymore (SPECIAL PREMIUM HARDBACK GIFT EDITION): Moving On and Living Your Best Life
184 pages, Hardcover
Published September 23, 2024
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May 13, 2025
I Don't Love You Anymore" by Rithvik Singh is a heartfelt poetry in free verse and the book explores the complexities of love, broken relationships, pain , joy and tears alongside imperfections and the human heart. This book is for anyone who is going through the process of healing, letting go, and reclaiming their life after heartbreak.
The majority of the compositions lacked imagination, in my opinion. Nothing in the world irritates me more than two- to three-line verses, especially neo-poetry, taking up a single page. But to my surprise, it is filled with quotes on heartbreak and moving on, not the poetry I expected but anyhow its a light read.
The poems in which the poet discusses his friendships and relationship with his mother are quite moving, and I truly enjoyed them.The honest feelings and emotions portrayed in the book will be relatable to many from the current generation due to loose moral characters and old soul concepts. Author Rithvik's words will immerse you in grief but also provide comfort. It will help you love yourself a bit more and respect yourself for what ever you have been through
The majority of the compositions lacked imagination, in my opinion. Nothing in the world irritates me more than two- to three-line verses, especially neo-poetry, taking up a single page. But to my surprise, it is filled with quotes on heartbreak and moving on, not the poetry I expected but anyhow its a light read.
The poems in which the poet discusses his friendships and relationship with his mother are quite moving, and I truly enjoyed them.The honest feelings and emotions portrayed in the book will be relatable to many from the current generation due to loose moral characters and old soul concepts. Author Rithvik's words will immerse you in grief but also provide comfort. It will help you love yourself a bit more and respect yourself for what ever you have been through
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