Glass Hearts and Broken Promises

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It feels like I’ll always be a little bit broken and these scars will always remain because one time is all that it takes. Even though this wasn't really a collection for me, I do think it could bring a lot of value and advice to the right readers. I really appreciated how 99% of the time she didn't use gendered language making the poems much more about feeling the pain of heartbreak, betrayal, grief, etc. Let Me F*cking Cry is an emotionally raw story of weathering through the excruciating stages of grief after losing a loved one. She had waited until she bullied her way into the second debate to say, "Immigration did not come up in 2016 because Mr.

Admittedly, if you are new to poetry and looking for something easily digestible, this may be for you! Best-selling poet of The Sun Will Rise and Will We , Jennae Cecelia brings you her tenth poetry book about healing. Maybe it's the extremely descriptive writing or raw emotions making the reader cry or maybe you have an interesting point of view. Glass Hearts and Broken Promises is a collection of poetry and prose about heartbreak, self-love, and raw/unfiltered emotions. Open Library is an initiative of the Internet Archive, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form.I thought of the first time I caught you keeping secrets from me the things that you never told me but somehow, I already knew. Perhaps it may have been my inability to connect with some of the topics such as that of heartbreak, but it didn’t necessarily seem profound, and something out of a cheesy romcom or a friend grasping at straws trying to convince you to get over your ex. I did sense though, that this may be part of it; that a part of grief and love and loss is this repetition, this look of neverending feelings that continue.

In Every Poem A Potion, Every Song A Spell, Stephanie Parent navigates grief and despair through poetry inspired by childhood fairytales. A maneira como ela tragou o cigarro foi como uma provocação, um convite audacioso para um jogo perigoso. Cửa hàng sách ngoại văn trực tuyến, chủ yếu kinh doanh sách ngoại văn cũ và đặt mới với giá phải chăng. I found it to be highly repetitive and very similar to many other poems and quotes you see on the internet. Glass Hearts and Broken Promises by Kayla McCullough is a collection of poems split into “The Break” and “The Mend” where readers are bared to the soul of McCullough as she tells the story of heartbreak, love, etc.

Someone must have broken the author's heart really badly and they must have put all their feelings into these poems, but in sense of poetry and literature this this book gave me nothing. It’s not too convoluted and honestly has at least one thing you can relate to, whether that is hope, heartbreak, self-care, the healing cycle, etc. If you like the thought of reading something that feels like a friend is talking to you about their breakup and how they're healing from it (and how you could heal from yours), I think you're going to like it. The language used was neither flowery nor vivid, and every poem was instead one worn-out cliché after another.

I'm not going to say the P word because maybe it's a coincidence and I'm overthinking this all, but it really felt like the author went and read a bunch of angsty heartbreak poems on Pinterest, rearranged the words, and made this collection. It had a few genuinely good lines or poems, and I could maybe see if you were going through a break-up, maybe reading a poem or two a day would be nice (? If you're struggling with heartbreak and you want some insight into letting go and learning to love yourself, pick this up! I even went back to my Pinterest board for reference, and it really seemed than many of the poems in this collection were eerily similar to writings I see on my board. I feel that you would enjoy this poetry collection if you are looking for one at beginner’s level, if you have read and love short simple writing and if you love the themes covered in collections by Amanda Lovelace.My reasoning and my understanding that made a home for you to come back to each time you broke a promise and I kept putting myself through the pain of fighting for you because the hope I had for something more outshined the reality I wanted to face.