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Category: Poems
Love is Blood; Love is Fabric by Mary de la Fuente (Book Review #989)
Love is blood is a poetry book that has been written for over seven years. It is filled with emotions, including grief, complex relationships, romance, difficulties, and values that drive from intuitions. There are also elements of spiritual and psychological matters resonating throughout the… Continue Reading “Love is Blood; Love is Fabric by Mary de la Fuente (Book Review #989)”
Falling into all by Ben. R. Teeter (Book Review #966)
Falling into all is a poetry book containing a collection of musings and lyrical sayings influenced by spiritual teachings across cultures. The poems can be used as quotations and prompts. They embody elements that could assist in refocusing life on yourself.
The Soprano, The monster, and the Dragonslayer by Vashti Stopher Klein (Book Review #962)
The soprano, the monster, and the dragonslayer is a poetry book. It is excellent for healing and is described beautifully. The poems allow you to fantasize and draw the words in your mind. The work is filled with creativity and enables the reader to… Continue Reading “The Soprano, The monster, and the Dragonslayer by Vashti Stopher Klein (Book Review #962)”
What mothers withhold by Elizabeth Kropf (Book Review #876)
What mothers withhold is a book filled with beautiful poems written about what a mother goes through as a female. What their body, mind, soul, and transformation experiences is remarkable, and the journey that the author attempts to reflect in her poems is what… Continue Reading “What mothers withhold by Elizabeth Kropf (Book Review #876)”
Tales from an odd mind by Nom D. Plume (Book Review #838)
Tales from an odd mind is a collection of short stories and poems written with various voices, characters, and situations.
Coronavirus Haiku: Poetry to Help Lighten Your Pandemic Days by James Weir (Book Review #800)
Coronavirus Haiku is a poetry book filled with poems about what the world is currently going through with this virus. It touches subjects like social distancing, the isolation, protests, and everything that revolves around the uncertainty this global virus has induced.
SAY SOMETHING by Jeremy Clarke (Book Review #784)
Say something is a short book of poetry providing a biographical window into the author’s life. Jeremy Clarke believes that every person’s journey in life should be heard and told. The inspiration comes from within his soul as does the desire to encourage others… Continue Reading “SAY SOMETHING by Jeremy Clarke (Book Review #784)”
Worry Less, Arrive Sooner: Dr. Freud Meets Dr. Seuss by Bette Pounds, LCSW (Book Review #799)
Worry less, arrive sooner, is a rhythmic, poetic book written in a lyrical format encouraging the reader to slow down and reflect on the issues that matter in life and often get neglected. The book also mentions some of the emotional and psychological… Continue Reading “Worry Less, Arrive Sooner: Dr. Freud Meets Dr. Seuss by Bette Pounds, LCSW (Book Review #799)”
Girls like Us Poems by Elizabeth Hazen (Book Review #735)
Girls like us is a poetic book written about the female identity and embodying how a woman feels, expects and is. The work represents a roller-coaster of ups and downs, triumphs, fears, wholeness, self-doubt, self-destructions and many other things girls, and women face.
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