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When I was wild, you were steady. Now you are wild - what am I? And it's the last person she would have expected. As the days pass and things begin to unravel, Eden is forced to question everything she thought she knew about the world, her best friend and herself.

After the tragic loss of his wife, Helen, Luke Hansard is desperate to keep her memory alive. In an effort to stay close to her, he reaches out to an online friend Helen often mentioned: a reclusive photographer with a curious interest in beautiful but broken objects. But first he must find her--and she doesn't want to be found. Orla Kendrick lives alone in the ruins of a remote Suffolk castle, hiding from the haunting past that has left her physically and emotionally scarred.

In her fortress, she can keep a safe distance from prying eyes, surrounded by her broken treasures and insulated from the world outside. Lastly, the very large but hardly filled pages are not great for the environment, but they are very stylistic. I imagine if I was more artistic, I would love to draw in the empty white pages and doodle.

This seems like a book that many people take into their own imagination, so I think it would be great if this was wrote in or annotated. I received a complementary review copy through Andrew McMeels Publishing.

View all 3 comments. A new addition to those was the topic of disorders, such as OCD and anxiety. I really wasn't expecting those and it was great that Sin shone a light on them.

Now, the writing is something I it lives there. Now, the writing is something I'm undecided on. There were rarely poems that I felt were really poetic. Don't get me wrong, they were important poems, relatable and I enjoyed some of them, but it was as if it wasn't poetry. I found a lot of the writing was basic and they didn't really scream poetic to me nor did they stand out much at all. Another thing with the writing: repetitive. I've said this in just about all my R. Sin reviews and I'm getting tired of saying it.

There was less "they don't deserve you" and "you only need yourself" compared to Planting Gardens in Graves but the same poems, same phrases were there over and over again and it just came across as stodgy. This collection was really just a mixture of me either really enjoying the poems or downright speed-reading through them just to get it over with. Jul 18, Julia Sapphire rated it it was amazing Shelves: mental-illness , , favorites , romance , verse. I have read you've been hurt you've made your mistakes you've been called out of your name you've felt broken you've fallen down you've had to pick up the pieces of your heart and start over you've been mishandled, neglected disrespects and you've felt unprotected all of which has caused you to guard your heart but you're stronger look at what you've been through you're a queen who always gets through you're a woman who continues to survive I was so looking forward to this release and I was not let down.

I have read all of R. Sin's other work and absolutely adored them all. His collections really connect with me and they hold the spot for some of my fav poetry collections ever- along with "I wrote this for you". I thought this collection was so real for me and just really hit close to home in a lot. I would highly suggest any of his work if you love poetry or if your new to reading poetry.

These collections honestly mean a lot to me. I always enjoy the experience of reading them. Jul 25, Amira Zaidi rated it it was amazing Shelves: poetry. I can't find words to describe this book. I was going through a period of depression and anxiety and it helped me in so many ways.

I got drawn into this sea of books and poetry and I feel so much better now. I have always loved R. Sin and I recommend all his books. Oct 23, Shay B. Keats rated it really liked it. I'm normally a bit standoffish when it comes to "instapoetry" - I've flicked through a few of the books and always put them down. But I really liked this. It's very repetitive, and the poems tend to be basic, but truthfully sometimes that's all you need.

Particularly if life and its pains have been too complicated for comfort. In the case of this book, the repetition and the simplicity worked because it drilled home an uplifting message that you will be okay. Didn't get the memo? Here's anothe I'm normally a bit standoffish when it comes to "instapoetry" - I've flicked through a few of the books and always put them down. Here's another small poem, saying the exact same thing as the last, with a few different words this time. Got it? Not yet?

Here's another. I recommend it if you would like your soul to be held and reassured. Feb 26, mjraves rated it it was amazing. Sep 27, Theresa rated it it was ok. I would like to start off this review by saying that I am not a picky reader. I'd consider myself very easy to please, especially when it comes to poetry my profile currently states that I give an average rating of 4. Here we go. This, at first, will sound harsh bear with me , but these poems reminded me of the poetry that I filled notebooks with back in high school.

Do not misunderstand- my poetry wasn't half bad. While they were base on an emo I would like to start off this review by saying that I am not a picky reader. While they were base on an emotion or an experience, my focus was more on the superficial aspects of writing, such as my word choice, the structure, and the rhyming schemes, rather than being truly expressive.

So while they technically met the criteria of a poem, the flow felt forced. I HATE to compare one author to another, especially when the subject matter is so personal, but I can't say that Sin's work quite holds a candle to Amanda Lovelace's "The Princess Saves Herself in This One" or Rupi Kaur's "Milk and Honey", which both feature extremely similar themes if you haven't read them already, I highly suggest that you do so.

I've come across some really great two-liners in my day. However, the shorter the poem is, the more it needs to resonate. A lot of Sin's very brief pieces just didn't drive it home for me. Many of the poems feel less expressive and more like advice you might encounter on an embroidered pillow or a poster in your therapist's office.

All this being said, this collection aptly calls to mind a specific relationship that I'd been in. If not poetically, it still accurately describes how it feels to be bedfellows with a stranger you used to love.

If ever there were a time to read through this collection, it would be immediately following the end of a bad relationship. If you are someone that enjoyed this book, I don't believe that you are unfounded.

It simply wasn't for me, especially in comparison to some of my favorites. Sep 27, Kelly K rated it it was ok Shelves: I found this a great struggle to finish reading it straight through. It was some poems that sounded like the exact same thing. While I can see this being uplifting for others, it didn't do anything for me.

Oct 23, Kate rated it it was amazing Shelves: favorites , read , poetry. Actual Rating: 4. Dec 18, Firyal rated it liked it. I love it when I read poetry that hits close to home. This definitely empowered me, gave me hope, and solidified that I always deserve the best out of life and out of love. Feb 25, Cynthia rated it really liked it. I look forward to more work by this author. I've loved Sin's past work and really enjoyed the Whiskey, Words and a Shovel series. This one was It's an odd combination of life advice, self-help and complaints about heartbreak poorly disguised as poetry.

This just didn't work for me. There are several mentions of people that the author feels are simply jealous of his success. Bringing that up once is a turn off, bringing it up several times just seems petty and immature. The little bit of magic that exists throughout Whiskey is I've loved Sin's past work and really enjoyed the Whiskey, Words and a Shovel series.

The little bit of magic that exists throughout Whiskey is missing here and that's unfortunate. If asked, I'd recommend the older works from Sin before this one. I received a free advanced copy from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for review. Feb 21, Beatrice rated it it was ok. I gave R. Sin a try because many of my students are really into his work. The only remaining portion is the front to the river , which is a beautiful composition , though sadly disfigured and broken down by its employment for some commercial purpose.

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This composition , which contains 16 figures , is intended The new highly anticipated book by instapoet r. Author : R. It serves as a poetic documentary of the lives of people who have been mistreated, misunderstood, and wrongfully labeled in a way that limits them in this world. The author's most personal volume yet, A Beautiful Composition of Broken builds a conceptual bridge between r. Sin's earliest work and his forthcoming series, Planting Gardens in Graves.

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