The Poetry Spot discussion

Hey all,
Our new poetry collection has just been published and we would really like some reviews and help promoting it.
It tells a pretty incredible love story between two people who met 13 years ago, had a tori’s love affair, much to the disgust of many people including the man I was supposed to be marrying. I walked out 6 days before my wedding for the incredible poet I was in love with. Anyway, it was a short lived passionate affair which ended in as tumultuous a manner as it began, and he walked out of his house one day and just carried on walking for 12 years’ living in airports, in caves and just walking, but always writing - the poems of which would arrive sporadically over the years at my door. I also continued to write to him (when I had an address) and when I didn’t left poems in places where they just might find him (they never did - but someone will have enjoyed them).
To cut a long story very short (there are many more twists and turns) he walked back to my door last year and the feelings were all still there. We had both kept everything we had ever written to each other (they were the only possessions he actually still had). In May we published the correspondence in a poetry collection - it is called Wow!!! (which is something from a card he wrote to me - and the cover is that image). The collection covers every emotion of being in and out of a relationship with someone you adore; the highs and lows, the anger, grief, euphoria, heartache and heartbreak - and is presented in time order with the poems written back and forth how they were sent, received or written - we would really appreciate you taking the time to read it - it is FREE on Kindle Unlimited to download, and helping to spread our love story. Thanks all - our website is http://www.bedsitpublishing.com - Gee xx

WOW: unedited correspondence in verse spanning twelve years

Hi Georgia.

Congratulations.

Do feel welcome to pop over to the poetry folder and contribute there: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Cheers,


Frank