Alone: Poetry for the Lonely

by M.M. Crusinberry, Raven Foxglove

Alone is a raw and unfiltered collection of poetry that explores isolation, longing, and the quiet ache of feeling unseen. Each poem dives into the weight of loneliness—whether in love, family, or within oneself—capturing the struggle of searching for connection in a world that moves too fast. Themes of abandonment, self-doubt, and the slow unraveling of identity weave through every page, painting a portrait of what it means to be left behind. Alone is for those who have ever felt unheard, unloved, or simply lost in the noise of life.

38 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 17, 2025

About the author

This author also writes under the name of Raven Foxglove.

Reviews

[Eve L-A Witherington · Rating 5 out of 5]

This poetry collection looked in depth at the feelings and emotions of being and feeling alone, out of place and ultimately feeling you don't fit in and are left watching outside in at others lives continuing on around you.

Feeling you are trying to play a part, a role to try and fit in, even altering yourself to try build connections that eventually fades to be nothing.
How the business of life can drain you to a shadow of yourself, losing touch with your old life and reality of the life you once lived.

Ghosted, was a brutally honest poem about a friend suddenly disappearing from your life which I can relate to happening and it's devastating and leaves you with so many questions, this poem perfectly captured the aching feeling it leaves you with.

The collection had some lovely well written, well thought out rhyming stanza's that made me smile from their relatability and ability to draw emotions so easily feeling like you've been seen and understood by someone else out there that just gets how it feels to be alone or feel you don't fit in.

[Lea Ann · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s a short book. Nice idea, but it lacks vivid imagery and metaphors.