I read a book called " into the water" and this isn't a book review. It's me after reading the novel.
I believe that human beings are the most affected creatures on Earth, that's what we do the most.
We affect and get affected.
We do damage and get damaged in return.
And this is me after reading "into the water" by Paula Hawkins.
A...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Labels:
A little poetic touch,
book review,
Thriller
Monday, September 17, 2018
The letters sprinkled in front of me.
One after one sat me free.
Always thought, he's gonna be.
Love of my life, long-lasting glee.
Lara Jean, short Asian kid.
The one who loves, the baby who sheds.
Huge amounts of ugly tears.
Each day, she fell more and more.
Boy after boy, she loves for sure.
Old mama's box is her well and core.
Yet,...
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A little poetic touch,
book review,
Romance
Monday, September 10, 2018
1, 2, 3 breath in
Can you see her now? Did you see her, then?
4,5,6 breath out.
You have to believe me. She isn't saved nor sound.
Repeat it once, twice, three and four times.
She's gone away, with no Goodbyes.
I need your help. I need you to see.
Maybe you are next, maybe me.
The water is corrupted, the water is stained
With...
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A little poetic touch,
book review,
Thriller
Thursday, September 6, 2018
When I bought this book it wasn't intentional, just saw it's movie trailer and found it online at an acceptable price so, why not? It's about depression and suicide and I loved those categories. I love when books talk and dig into emotional issues. I got the book and Guess what? ??
I discovered that the author of the book Ned Vizzini committed...
Saturday, September 1, 2018
Mom!, look A panda at the door
Knocking hard, angry for sure.
She looks cute and lovely as well.
Her eyes are pearls of disappointment as hell.
"I thought you would be smarter," the panda said.
How could you try, how could you pretend?
You change and change and changing again.
Escaping the truth, failing all the same.
Trying...
Labels:
A little poetic touch,
book review,
Non-fiction