Really gorgeous poetry collection! One of my favorites included this line that I can’t stop thinking about:”No matter how it looks,you and everyone you know have hourglass figures.Each breath, a f...
What if we don't have to be healedto be whole? There are holes in every inchof the fabric that makes me who I am,but pull the string on my backand I'll say I LOVE YOU and mean itwhenever you want.(fro...
Poetry is fascinating. Of all the forms of writing, it seems the most inward-looking and narcissistic. Yet when done right, it can also achieve a universality that speaks to the lived experience of ma...
This is not just a poetry collection. It's a form of personal reflection and rediscovering our self.The collection touches a variety of topics and themes.The writing is wholesome. It's calming as well...
Full of engagement, but sometimes veering a bit too close to prose for my personal taste. The reflections on queer life, chronic illness and above all love are well executed, but in a sense made me al...
It wasn't until I read 'Queer Youth are Five Times More Likely to Die By Suicide' with tears in my eyes (I was a queer youth, after all) followed by 'No Such Thing as the Innocent Bystander' that I re...
We need so much less than we take.We owe so much more than we give. 4 stars because 50% of this collection was a 3-star read for me (a bit boring and meandering, truthfully), but the other 50% was ...
I don't care for poetry. But the cover caught my eye, and I've been looking for more trans/non-binary authors, so I read their bio. They grew up in my tiny home state and we share a birthday. Goosebum...
Another incredible collection of poems from the incomparable Andrea Gibson. I have been looking forward to this book for a while and it did not disappoint. Gibson has such a way with words and there i...
What I know: this is exactly the kind of poetry I love, and I should read more of it.What I don't know: how to accurately review poetry collections.All I can really say about this is: this collection ...