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etienne02's review
2.0
Not for me! I don't know much about poetry, but I try to appreciate it with what I'm feeling while reading it, I think this is what poetry is about and this one doesn't get to me at all. It's certainly a more feminine poetry so maybe that's the reason, but in the end, I didn't like it...
kaycee_k's review
4.0
Wild Nights was a nice read. I wanted to read more classic poetry this year, this was a good place to start. I kinda thought I was going to get different poetry them what was in this book but I still enjoyed it. I thought I was going to get more women powering-ish poetry. While it was mostly love poetry, it was still good.
However, I did find new poets who I can't wait to look into. There are a few poems I bookmarked, like 'Ee-Grass'', because I want to write them down. One of my favorite lines is "I wish to dwell around your daylight dreams." by Amy Lowell.
After the poetry, there are short bios of the poets, it was nice to learn more about these women.
The only problem I had with this book was the layout and that's just because it's an ARC.
I received a NetGalley ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. This doesn't in any way influence my opinion on it. So, this is a 100% honest review by me.
However, I did find new poets who I can't wait to look into. There are a few poems I bookmarked, like 'Ee-Grass'', because I want to write them down. One of my favorite lines is "I wish to dwell around your daylight dreams." by Amy Lowell.
After the poetry, there are short bios of the poets, it was nice to learn more about these women.
The only problem I had with this book was the layout and that's just because it's an ARC.
I received a NetGalley ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. This doesn't in any way influence my opinion on it. So, this is a 100% honest review by me.
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