I Saw You As A Flower: A Poetry Collection

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a BFA in Graphic Design with a concentration of Illustration and from Roane State Community College with an AA in Mass Communications. But anyway, lately I love to pick this type of books because it help me to calm down and feel productive because I end them pretty fast.

She continues to express herself through language, art, and videography on her social media platforms. This is a story of heartbreak and love— but more importantly, a story of overcoming, empowerment, and survival. In 2022, she released her second soul-stirring collection of poetry, "If Hearts Had Training Wheels," a book she designed, illustrated, and formatted from the cover to the interior. Ellen has always been captivated by the process of taking an idea and turning it into something tangible and accessible.

If I were to teach a lesson on what I dislike in a collection of poetry, I would use this book as the prime example. Meus poemas favoritos foram sobre o amor, mas isso é particular, porque aqueles que demonstram dor são fortes, intensos, dolorosos como machucados. This book reads like it's written by a highschooler and directed towards people who want a throw away Instagram caption. Apart from the lackluster format, the poems seem shallow (and not like Gaga's "Shallow") and resolve around the same topics of love and despair (but not like Neruda's).

well, much the same as every poetry book in terms of themes xD But this one stood out to me as so much more ❤️ It just really touched me. Ellen Everett's words enable readers to confront their deepest sorrows and piece together the parts that are broken. What the heart of Eve has felt, while the soul of David has proclaimed and the eyes of Mary Magdalene contemplated. Maybe one among other reasons is the hope that the author proclaimed in the middle of the heartbreak, and the hope is Jesus.This book is perf For those who enjoy poetry and even for those who sometimes find poetry a bit too confusing.