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A review by randi_jo
Behind Someone Else's Door by E.J. Lee
dark
0.5
Decided to try reading some new poetry instead of the tried and trues out there but. . .
Look, I know poetry is subjective and all that, but this really was 110 pages of a lady's jumbled one-liners about being dumped (and solely based on the obsessiveness of the poems and her author bio, whoever dumped her probably made a smart move), with roughly 3 poems that are bluntly about self harm. A good majority of them feel like they had been taken from Instagram mood boards.
Think I'll cancel my KU Sub for even suggesting it to me, I'm offended the algorithm thinks I'd find this acceptable.
Look, I know poetry is subjective and all that, but this really was 110 pages of a lady's jumbled one-liners about being dumped (and solely based on the obsessiveness of the poems and her author bio, whoever dumped her probably made a smart move), with roughly 3 poems that are bluntly about self harm. A good majority of them feel like they had been taken from Instagram mood boards.
Think I'll cancel my KU Sub for even suggesting it to me, I'm offended the algorithm thinks I'd find this acceptable.