“If I were the moon, I would like for you to be my sky. No distance would divide us. We would always be of one breath and one heart.”
Want to find your magical beauty, say I love you in many new, wonderful, original ways, and increase love in your relationship?
From the bestselling author of Healing Is a Gift and Dare to Let Go comes Be My Moon , a highly anticipated collection that celebrates love and the moon’s magic through poetry.
“Meet me where the falling stars live. Wait for me there day after day, night after night.”
Hidden inside everyone’s heart lies the magical a unique voice of love, an untamed beauty, and a powerful magnet for happiness. Be My Moo n is a magnificent poetry book that invites you on a meaningful journey of love, longing, self-discovery, clarity, growth, hope, luminous healing, harmony, and happiness.
“I came closer. I looked into your eyes, standing fearless in my full strength and mystery. There was no other moon like me.”
Open this touching book, and you will enjoy Beautifully and well-written, Be My Moon is a must-read for both women and men and especially for those who A perfect gift Get your beautiful copy today and embrace the magic of love.
An award-winning poet, writer, and wife, Alexandra Vasiliu is a firm believer in the healing power of love. She double majored in literature and French for her undergraduate degree before pursuing her Ph.D. in Medieval Literature. She is the author of the bestselling poetry collections, Healing Words, Be My Moon, Healing Is a Gift, and Through the Heart’s Eyes. Alexandra is best known for her empowering collections, Healing Words, Be My Moon, and Healing Is a Gift. Her mission is to help people heal their broken hearts, find hope and inner strength, and gather the courage to love again. When she isn’t busy writing, she loves drinking coffee, collecting seashells, and spending time with her family. Stay connected with her through Instagram @alexandravasiliuwriter and Pinterest @AlVasiliuWriter. Visit her at www.alexandravasiliu.net. She loves hearing from her readers
"You can carry your flaws and be partially hidden away like a crescent moon and still...." This is just one example of the imagery Vasiliu gives us in this collection. Using the moon, as the title suggests, to describe the love and passion two people can experience makes this a unique series of love poems. For anyone in love or who has been loved these are a reminder of the spark that ignited that love. This is a perfect book to sit and read aloud to the one you love with low lights, a fire in the fireplace, a glass of wine. This one gets five stars and I highly recommend it.
There were a few good poems that I really enjoyed in here but for the most part it just felt very repetitive and not very deep. I read these because I am a huge fan of romance and poetry but I just not get into it for the most part and only liked a handful of the poems.
I did dislike this one slightly less than the other poetry collection I read by this author but I still hated it. It's painfully repetitive. Big co-dependency vibes.
I'm not new to poetry and I do like to write myself sometimes. This is a sweet collection of poetry with the theme of the moon in the background. I enjoyed all of the poems they were beautiful poems and as simple as needs be. It's given me some inspiration to write again and I'm forever in the moon's shadow,as I write here on the meadow,casting glances at the starry night.oh so hollow.
A nice casual romantic potery collection. To me, it wasn't phenomenal work but I enjoyed reading a few each day and tapping into romantic emotions. A few poems felt repetitive, but overall decent.
I enjoy poetry and poetry about love just reignites the love I have in my heart. This is a beautiful book and I would recommended it to the true romantic.
Although I rated it 2 stars, I do not believe that Be My Moon is a bad poetry book. It just wasn't a poetry book for me. Don't get me wrong, I'm a sucker for love and astrology metaphors. However, this book felt like it revolved around the author's experiences rather than connecting with an audience. That may be the kind of poetry many people enjoy, it just wasn't for me.
To me, many of these poems were lacking detail and relied too much on cheesy metaphors. I wanted to be able to relate to the way the author explained love and I'm sure many readers out there did just that. Nevertheless, it felt too specific for me to relate on any other level than just watching a romance unfold.
Even though I do have these opinions, there were a handful of quotes that I did enjoy and will applause the author for coming up with. For example, "And I am always looking for you, only for you." It may seem like a loose end or something that doesn't have much detail put into it, but when I read poetry I prefer something vague as to be able to add my own story to it.
Overall, this book was not for me. But I do encourage others to read it and form their own opinions rather than disliking a piece of work simply because others did.
There were only a few poems in this book I really liked. I heavily disliked the layout, the words were really big and I would get confused to if I finished a poem or not, as some would go in for a few pages. The poetry was very basic and I was pretty bored. Normally I finish poetry books and read them three times through to really appreciate them. I read once, go through a second time to highlight, and go through a third to annotate more and add sticky notes. I forced myself to do that with this one, but it was hard as I almost DNF’d the first time reading through.
Maybe it’s because I just got out of a mentally abusive relationship, but I just wasn’t enjoying this poetry book. When I read the title, I wasn’t expecting almost every single poem to have mention of the moon in it, and at some points I ended up not being able to follow what the moon is suppose to be referring to anymore. I ended up having to add it to my DNF pile, maybe I will return to it soon when I have healed.
I had high hopes but this was a terrible read! So so repetitive with the same words recycled repeatedly. Although the title is be my moon, there is no need to use moon references in every single "poem" it grew old very quickly. Overall the book seems very juvenile and lacks any real depth while screaming the author isn't writing from experience in life and love but rather a child's idea of love. The word darling was also severely over used. Regret spending my money on this.
y'all idk if it's because I haven't been in love in recent years or because of the utter lack of rhythm and metaphor variations, but this just felt like a collection of ordinary words strung together in repetitive and unremarkable patterns. maybe I'll try to pick this up again if I meet someone that doesn't give me the ick after three months and see if bias gives me rose-tinted lenses for this writing style.
she writes well but this is just very repetitive and not interesting. though its possible that this collection just doesn't resonate with me specifically. thats okay, different things get everyone going. i also didn't realize EVERY single poem would use moon metaphors... i guess the title is quite literal
Brilliant to be capable of creating such poetic analogies to the moon, stars, and sun. However it became slightly repetitive. Some very relatable and beautiful points though.