Anywho, I Love You

by Samantha King, R.H. Sin, Graham Holmes

From bestselling poet Samantha King Holmes and  New York Times  bestselling author r.h. Sin comes a collection of poetry, prose, and photography that proves love is infinite and ever changing.

This is a seven-year tapestry of love, adventure, enlightenment, and progression. A collection of moments sewn together with poetry and prose, memories and musings.

Anywho, I Love You is a window into what we have seen and what we have felt throughout our journey as lovers, parents, authors, and artists.

Genres: Poetry

224 pages, Hardcover

Published November 22, 2022

Reviews

[Sassy Sarah Reads]

4 stars

This was a sweet collection of poems that were an ode to r.h. sin and Samantha Holmes's family and son. It was sweet and there were some wonderful poems sprinkled among the photos. I really enjoyed reading this on Christmas day. It was a sweet collection about letting go of love to find forever love and building a family.

[Tyler Jenkins]

I’m thinking more along the lines of 4.4:5 actually. Truly some of the best I’ve read from either poet so far. The love they have for each other and their newly formed family is beautiful to read. It almost feels like we shouldn’t be allowed to read these emotions. The pictures our gorgeous but do happen to make this feel like Instagram inspirational poetry even more than before. I’m also a little peeved that this won’t be able to sit with my other collections from Sin and Holmes.

[KB]

This was such a fun mix of ideas, poems and pictures. A sweet and quick read.

[Diane ◡̈]

so good. all the poems were so beautiful & full of love. film photography was so gorgeous too

[E.V. Martinez]

I love when I get my hands on a poetry book that not only becomes a part of my self-learning but speaks to my soul. When it comes to poetry, I feel that it becomes hard not rate it high especially because it’s a form of art. Regardless of that I think that this book was beautifully written. I love when a writer opens the doors to their lives. I really felt like I was a part of their journey in some sense through their words and photographs. There’s not much to say when you rank a book a 5/5 but I think what I’ll do is share some of the poetry that they wrote that really called out to me. “The idea of you inspired God to make woman.” Sometimes it only takes a couple words to reach an audience and I think that when a writer is capable of doing so it shows the meaning behind their words and how much it can affect others. I mean those words are words of love and being that many people with heartbreak will be reading this book shows just what a man or woman you’re looking for should view you as. But also knowing he’s speaking of his wife makes you wish for nothing but the best within their relationship. Samantha King Holmes tells a beautiful story with her pregnancy. I mean if you are a woman who hopes to someday experience pregnancy or is experiencing it while reading this book, I think it only makes you fall in love with process of one day or currently being able to be a part of the creation of your child and even through the turbulence how it’s still such a beautiful and worth it experience. When poets open to their vulnerability and their struggles there’s nothing much you can do but respect their writing and what they are saying. I think the poets really wanted this book to reach out to people and help them in any way possible and from my perspective they did just that. -Eliana

[MaKenna Rosales]

What a cute little book showing off this beautiful relationship! The poetry was great, the love was really jumping off the pages while reading. I honestly never knew these two were married, let alone had 2 children together! Why does it seem like a perfect fit? Their words just go so well together, they’re so similar in the writing yet so different.

I absolutely loved getting to read this book and getting a glimpse of their adorable relationship together. I can only hope my fiancé can ever give me this type of undeniable love these two have for each other. UGH I just cannot get over this adorable story. And those pictures? WOW.

Love love love love

[Alicia (LitwitLeecee)]

R.H. Sin is a favorite of mine. I enjoyed this book. I finished it in one sitting, there was no way I wasn't lol. It read so well. I honestly loved it. The pictures were great. this book was a great experience! 5 stars!

[Sarah Gerbers]

After picking up this book and leafing through it at the store, I thought it had potential. However, this ended up being a collection of poorly printed crappy phone pictures as well as highly disorganized poetry (if you could even call it poetry??).
Nope. Not to my liking.

[Andrea]

I picked this up from the library because of the pictures. I am not really a poetry person but I appreciated the way the poems told a story throughout the book. The library book had two (nonconsecutive) pages ripped out and I am very curious why/what was on them.

[sandsoftime]

the beauty it is to be loved by poets and to have parents as poets ㅡ this book is immaculate. it feels like a warm hug from a gentle soul. i appreciate the journey and love as well as photographs. r.h. sin. my favorite author.

[Berenice]

Poems were okay. I enjoyed the pictures though, gave me a sense of nostalgia

[Taylor]

R.h never misses

[Shanice Wilson]

I just started reading poetry and I love this author, of course I have to try others but this book is very well written. The love shared is beautiful. A good read for sure!

[Rachel]

Pretty poems but not relatable for me bc I’m not married or in love lol. Different then i thought this book would be but the pictures are pretty

[Kelsi Sego]

it was cute but i didn’t relate to it as much. i didn’t connect to it which is why i only gave it a 3. still good though!

[Tiffany Shockley]

What a special book, especially from Samantha's point of view as a mother. I really enjoyed this.

[Cassandra]

Eeehhhh

[clary]

some of the best poetry i’ve ever read. it makes me want to switch majors just for the experiences

[Jacky]

oh to be loved this way

[Charlie Reese]

Some poems I really connected with some not so much.

[Sophia]

The pictures and poems did not mesh well for me, nor did the combination of their work. Although I connected to a few poems by Samantha, the other 95% is not noteworthy and felt misplaced.

[Vic]

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[Viviana Luna]

It is written by multiple authors in case you get confused by some poems. But such a sweetheart book about true love, very wholesome and touching seeing their stories be shared. The imaginary is amazing.

[Tricky Nicky]

And despite your reason for losing belief, I think you mustn't ever allow the past to tell your future's story.



amid the chaos, peace lives
if you state into the abyss long enough
there's hope among the hopeless



and I will always have hope
to meet you sooner
so that I could love you longer



I've never had to try to fit
You are every place I want to exist
You've always been mine

[The_J]

Pictures + verbiage - neither particularly compelling on their own and the combination doesn't get you very far either.
2025 - Revisiting - sadly nothing much better found: Words and pictures not much interest

[Kevin Figueroa]

A cute look into the poets family with photos and her journey to finding healthy love, support and a family within her husband and kids. Cute read easy to knock out in a night

[Alyssa (Cozy.Soul.Reads)]

I've loved R H Sin's poetry since I was 15 & ten years later I can honestly say they've only gotten better! This book is affirming and full of the consistent warm love we all search for.