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fjette's review
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
4.0
A lot of great stuff! Some was a little too neat/wrapped up too trite but overall liked it a lot
malea_ann's review
5.0
Easily one of my favorite collections of poetry. Contemporary and timeless. Accurate depiction of being a woman, a mother, a daughter, a lover.
kirbyworming's review
3.0
3.5-4
This poetry collection is H O R N Y. That’s right. Capital H O R N Y horny.
There were some lines I loved, like in the poem “Saturn’s Rings”: “Maybe there’s a word in another language / for when distance dissolves into time.”
Of course, “French Chocolates” is a highlight, and I found a similar voice in the final poem, “Let’s,” which was another favorite.
I want to keep this and read it again in 10, then 20 years.
This poetry collection is H O R N Y. That’s right. Capital H O R N Y horny.
There were some lines I loved, like in the poem “Saturn’s Rings”: “Maybe there’s a word in another language / for when distance dissolves into time.”
Of course, “French Chocolates” is a highlight, and I found a similar voice in the final poem, “Let’s,” which was another favorite.
I want to keep this and read it again in 10, then 20 years.
lillianhpearce's review
3.0
3.5-4
This poetry collection is H O R N Y. That’s right. Capital H O R N Y horny.
There were some lines I loved, like in the poem “Saturn’s Rings”: “Maybe there’s a word in another language / for when distance dissolves into time.”
Of course, “French Chocolates” is a highlight, and I found a similar voice in the final poem, “Let’s,” which was another favorite.
I want to keep this and read it again in 10, then 20 years.
This poetry collection is H O R N Y. That’s right. Capital H O R N Y horny.
There were some lines I loved, like in the poem “Saturn’s Rings”: “Maybe there’s a word in another language / for when distance dissolves into time.”
Of course, “French Chocolates” is a highlight, and I found a similar voice in the final poem, “Let’s,” which was another favorite.
I want to keep this and read it again in 10, then 20 years.