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Time Heals All things
Time Heals All Things is a poetry collection about pain and heartbreak-- and how to turn pain into beauty. even when our days are darker than ever we hold on to hope knowing that time will heal our wounds. -time heals all things
- GenresPoetry
16 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 23, 2017
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Displaying 1 - 16 of 16 reviews
July 15, 2018
I don't even know what this was. Really short, all I've seen before already written by other poetry writers.. Uhm, don't even pick it up.
July 23, 2018
Kişisel gelişim kitabından hallice bir şiir kitabıydı. Şiirlerin bir çoğunu daha önce duymuştum. Hatta bir ara annemin sesi bile kafamın içinde yankılandı. Büyürken kitaptaki bana anlattığı şeyler de kitabın içine serpiştirilmişti.
Pek ısınamadım şiirlere.
"life does not close a door without opening a new one
-doors"
"Hayat yeni bir kapı açmadan bir kapıyı kapatmaz."
"you reap what you sow
so remember to sow good things.
-sow"
"Ne ekersen onu biçersin.
İyi şeyler ekmeyi unutma."
Pek ısınamadım şiirlere.
"life does not close a door without opening a new one
-doors"
"Hayat yeni bir kapı açmadan bir kapıyı kapatmaz."
"you reap what you sow
so remember to sow good things.
-sow"
"Ne ekersen onu biçersin.
İyi şeyler ekmeyi unutma."
September 13, 2018
This was just a quick read for me, really short! But directly to the points i almost underlined all the words there because i just wanted to write it back to my wall 🙈 that sometimes reminded me to the situations i was dealing with, even still until now :)
Anyway thankyou for the reminders there 💛
Anyway thankyou for the reminders there 💛
June 23, 2019
it seems more like instagram o tumblr’s posts. i don’t feel it like a (modern) poetry book:
broken people love the deepest
i miss
everything about what we used to be
your hands could warm the coldest heart
don’t fall in love with people who are still in love with someone else
all they’re doing is looking
for pieces of who they want in you
nothing has ever hurt me
or pleased me as much as your love
you were thirsty for love
and i
was a tsunami
we were destined to end
in destruction.
broken people love the deepest
i miss
everything about what we used to be
your hands could warm the coldest heart
don’t fall in love with people who are still in love with someone else
all they’re doing is looking
for pieces of who they want in you
nothing has ever hurt me
or pleased me as much as your love
you were thirsty for love
and i
was a tsunami
we were destined to end
in destruction.
November 26, 2018
Doesn't seem like poems to me. Just one or two liner advices but I like how direct to the point they are and somewhat relatable.
Actual rating: 1.5 star
Actual rating: 1.5 star
December 14, 2018
A lot of the poetry in this retreads many familiar ideas that have cropped up in poems of late; some of it feels as though it needed to be expanded, and a lot of it could have been tied together to make one continuous poem, which I feel would have improved it a fair bit.
That being said, there are small poems in this that ring incredibly true, and certain lines that will hit you where it hurts. There are tiny pieces of perfect beauty in an otherwise unremarkable collection, and for those, it is worth giving a shot. It's short, and the poems aren't very long, so it's easy to read in one sitting - I did it in about ten minutes.
Worth looking at, but don't expect it to be the next Plath. I look forward to seeing what the author produces in future, because there is certainly talent and potential there, it just perhaps has not quite gotten to the best it could be, which is absolutely fair; writing is a craft, and like all crafts, can only be improved with practice.
That being said, there are small poems in this that ring incredibly true, and certain lines that will hit you where it hurts. There are tiny pieces of perfect beauty in an otherwise unremarkable collection, and for those, it is worth giving a shot. It's short, and the poems aren't very long, so it's easy to read in one sitting - I did it in about ten minutes.
Worth looking at, but don't expect it to be the next Plath. I look forward to seeing what the author produces in future, because there is certainly talent and potential there, it just perhaps has not quite gotten to the best it could be, which is absolutely fair; writing is a craft, and like all crafts, can only be improved with practice.
September 27, 2020
It really feels like something is missing when I read through this poetry collection. It was very mediocre in genre and the formatting was a bit messed up sometimes. 3/5 Stars - decent but lacking it's own spark
May 3, 2018
"everything will be okay. do not lose sight of that fact. even if you can’t see it right now
the sun will always rise."
the sun will always rise."
October 22, 2018
I know the aim of this book is too inspire people but it made me feel like the author is invalidating people who are struggling. Idk meh. Not my cup of tea.
December 12, 2018
4.5 stars
I love the writing style- complex and vivid. It's just repetitive at times, but all in all a great reading experience!! Recommended!!
I love the writing style- complex and vivid. It's just repetitive at times, but all in all a great reading experience!! Recommended!!
January 9, 2019
A quick read to start 2019 😊
March 21, 2019
the scariest realization is how easy
it is to leave and how much power
you have when you do it.
-leave
→ 3.5 stars.
it is to leave and how much power
you have when you do it.
-leave
→ 3.5 stars.
April 23, 2019
Great book!!
January 1, 2021
Inspiration for all
Just a collection of quotes that help anyone going through life. Quick read but happy read. Definitely will re read when feeling down
Just a collection of quotes that help anyone going through life. Quick read but happy read. Definitely will re read when feeling down
October 4, 2021
You don´t know pain until you´ve been separated from a person (who feels like the other half of you).
June 18, 2023
Such a good read
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