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La Mer
La Mer is a collection of poetry about love, loss, and struggling with taking ownership of womanhood when it is denied to you.
- GenresPoetry
69 pages, Paperback
Published July 4, 2017
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December 19, 2017
Womanhood me mató.
Qué libro tan hermoso, me hizo chillar :(
Qué libro tan hermoso, me hizo chillar :(
January 6, 2018
poesía sencilla pero desgarradora, sincera, a veces tierna, a veces cruda.
April 8, 2017
It made me cry...it was just that amazing.
The poem Daddy me cry the most....the entire work was something that I will re-read again and again. Definitely an up and coming author, I am already looking forward to her next release.
The poem Daddy me cry the most....the entire work was something that I will re-read again and again. Definitely an up and coming author, I am already looking forward to her next release.
April 20, 2017
Short and sometimes sweet
Saint Knives is emotionally raw and own collection gives insight into her head in a way most of us never even see our selves. Her poems run from soft to poignant to slightly bitter, but never holding us at arms length.
Saint Knives is emotionally raw and own collection gives insight into her head in a way most of us never even see our selves. Her poems run from soft to poignant to slightly bitter, but never holding us at arms length.
April 30, 2017
This was a great little collection of poems. "Last Night" in particular hit pretty close to home. I really recommend it and I hope that there's more to come in the future.
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