I must admit that I don’t usually read poetry, because I’m more of a fantasy kind of girl, but this book has completely fascinated me, from the cover to the last page.
The poems remind me of Lang Leav style and Nikita Gill, and they have a softness, even when talking about harsh things, that make this book a real masterpiece.
The strength that transpires from every page is deep. The needing to grow and heal is strong and captivating.
While she speaks of her own life, you have the sensation that she’s talking right in your ear, whispering secrets and hurt, confidentially.
The keyword for these poems is definitely courage.
Courage to put down in words all the things that hurt most, like she says:
‘a poet’s guide to healing,
write the things that hurt’
This book has made me think about all the things that we have to face in life, all the hurt and all the messes we make. It has also given me a lot of matters to reflect on.
If you want a modern collection of well written poems, that can make you think, you really NEED to read this one.
So I’ll give it 4/5, because it has made me experience a new way to face the problems of life.