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Nocturnals: poems and photographs
I think we're darkness, you and I
Travelers without a roadmap
A bag of sour potato chips
and never enough money to buy dinner
......
Travelers without a roadmap
A bag of sour potato chips
and never enough money to buy dinner
......
124 pages, Paperback
First published July 27, 2020
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September 19, 2020
Breathe...
better
What is lost
is lost
Let's heal
together-
alone.
How to find a lost home, a lost cause, a lost hope with amazing words and photos.
October 18, 2020
"Haven't we asked to be born
Haven't we asked for a living
Haven't we asked for a broken family"
....
"Nothing was ever our will
in the first place"
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This book is beautiful. The words. The proses. The pages. The photographs. I like it.
So this book is a set of poems and photographs which nobly inspired by the stolen moments of everyday life. Divided into two chapters: On Being Lost and On Finding Home, both are mesmerizingly written. And also not to mention that the photographs in this book kinda make it feels more 'alive'. But somehow, there are some of the poems that I found a bit hard to be understood. Or maybe it's just me and my lacks of poetry sense. lol 😅
Some of my faves are: Vinylic, Marunouchi, and Have.
So, yeah. I guess I'm giving 3.5 stars for this book. Looking forward for another Alita's works!
Haven't we asked for a living
Haven't we asked for a broken family"
....
"Nothing was ever our will
in the first place"
-----------------------------
This book is beautiful. The words. The proses. The pages. The photographs. I like it.
So this book is a set of poems and photographs which nobly inspired by the stolen moments of everyday life. Divided into two chapters: On Being Lost and On Finding Home, both are mesmerizingly written. And also not to mention that the photographs in this book kinda make it feels more 'alive'. But somehow, there are some of the poems that I found a bit hard to be understood. Or maybe it's just me and my lacks of poetry sense. lol 😅
Some of my faves are: Vinylic, Marunouchi, and Have.
So, yeah. I guess I'm giving 3.5 stars for this book. Looking forward for another Alita's works!
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