Monday, 19 October 2026

Sunday, 18 October 2026

Through My Dirty Window by Artuu F Pace

A great collection of longer poems with sentences still as impactful interspersed between the poems and showing appreciation for nature surrounding us in daily life too.

Saturday, 17 October 2026

The Space Between Our Whispers by Travis Park

This was such a lovely collection of poetry you can really feel how much love has impacted them in their life producing such emotive poetry. A short but nonetheless really impactful insight into love and life.

Friday, 16 October 2026

Do What You Love Fragility Of Your Flame by M J Mallon

This was such a great book, themed with fate's three sisters, encouraging and guiding like friends it was fun with a playful twist on serious topics, especially with the added photography too, which shows items inspiring the poetry for us to share in especially highlights of Edinburgh and Cambridge of which I know I have much to explore of the two myself.

Thursday, 15 October 2026

Whispers For The Habit Of You by by T.Euke

This poetry collection focuses on how love settles into your life even if you split and distance is created, memories settle, leaving lingering love and appreciation from being present together and living through the unseen quiet and peacful moment's in complete comfort. A beautiful collection on the peace a relationship should provide you.

Wednesday, 14 October 2026

Unveiled: A Poetry Memoir by Ivy Cirillo

This poetry collection focuses on the way feelings as we grow up are as the title says, unveiled, in the way early life impacts us growing into adulthood and the lingering feelings that stay with us. Some stand out poems of this collection to me were: Childhood Anxieties, was a relatable poem how as kids we can grow up quicker and more resilient in the face of hard times and adversity we face. Breaking The Cycle, was a powerful poem of reclamation of self against family norms and proving you are your own person and not what anyone forces you to believe or make yourself be. Things I'll Never Get Used To, was so relatable as someone facing similar situations and constant questions that weigh heavy in your mind. Misfit & Admiration, were two poems that were so relatable how we can love things to enrich our lives but not ourselves and feel can still feel that we never fit in. Constant Comparisons, was a fantastic reflective poem of how different and more positive your view and our perceptions of each other could be, instead of just comparing ourselves to other versions of ourselves we've already been. Unapologetically You, was to me, the ultimate poem of self reflection and self love and appreciation for things we often see first as flaws before seeing them as strength. A collection to make you appreciate simply being you.

Tuesday, 13 October 2026

I Wish You Never Left: A Collection of Sad Love Poems for Broken Hearts and Healing Souls by Yogesh Chandra

This poetry collection is set a year and six months on after a break up, hence the title and two poems really stood out to me: The Weight Of Silence, how it can feel like a funeral when someone just ghosts you and falls silent. If We Hadn't Met, was such a beautiful nostalgic poem inspired by nature and all about the way life can be beautiful but is enhanced by feelings and emotions. A beautiful reflective collection in the aftermath of break up pain.

Monday, 12 October 2026

12 Steps Of Letting You Go by Stacey Nicole Douglas

This collection reads like poetic essays all about the ways loving someone as much as you do can be painful when not reciprocated despite a great friendship or relationship. 47, Putting On A Show, is extremely relatable at feeling you're playing or have played a tole the other wouldn't equal to you in sadly. The poem written to play on a twelve step plan, in this case creating one for accepting the end and moving on of a relationship was a great use of the twelve step concept in a new way and situation. Another great collection in the Thought Garden series.

Sunday, 11 October 2026

A Catch-22 by Lana M Rochel

A short but sweet story about love knowing no boundaries written in poetic form, a joy of a story to read and a true one too which make sit all the more beautiful that love can form no matter the distance and flourish.

Saturday, 10 October 2026

Defeating Cancer One Poem A Day by Owen Watson

This was such an inspiring book, for anyone dealing with any illness let alone cancer one of the worst illnesses to face and feel the fear of dealing with 'Always give your best, right now, right here!' A poem a day providing lots of positive thoughts all about embracing the time you have illness or not and doing ehat you want to in the time you have

Loving In Real Time by Evelyn Alfieri

This book was a great read about self love and self worth, being brave and you always, unapologetically.