All About You by G. Gray

This collection focuses on the breakdown of a relationship and dealing with the split alongside mental health too, really deep powerful poetry. Time Tells, was a particularly emotive poem about physical pain from heartbreak as the title says, over lengths of time passing by, the hurt, hope, loss, grief, healing a full eclipse of emotions like the collection explores indepth.

A Fire In The Sunset by Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev

A beautiful poetry collection of falling in love and imagery of nature and exploration of human bodies in desire and passion of romance blossoming over the decade the book spans across. Both heart warming and heartbreaking poetry, it is a collection worth a read with many beautiful metaphors.

Emotional Masochist by Breniecia Hayes

This book's poetry perfectly captures how love at first can seem amazing before turning darker and not seeming to be as wonderful as first seen to be with abusive tendencies and toxicity that wears you down over time these poems were lengthy and in depth describing how both people in the relationship acted and the subsequent pain caused to the author which inspired this whole collection of poetry.

Last Act of Love by Stacey Nicole Douglas

This newest collection by Stacey focuses on the thoughts and feelings on reflection of a relationship ending, the severing of ties and the way music can be a bridge of longing and memories as you're left to grieve someone still living, the way you stop visiting places they did too, how you can long for someone despite the pain caused to you by them, how little things are big in total at the cost of feelings and how it effects you both short and long term.

The Girl Beneath the Moon: Poems on Healing, Motherhood, Love, Loss, and Becoming by Courtney Bailey

This was such a beautiful collection of poetry from the ages and stages of life we grow through. Some stand out poems of this collection to me were: Little Bones Carry Big Things, the way life can be heavier yet invisible to others around a child, clueless to the weight the little one carries. Hyperaware, was a poem about how you learn young to read a room from looks and tone instead bracing yourself, instead of feeling safe. The Loop, was a great poem and to me, makes me think of my anxious mind spiralling into thoughts Too Much and Never Enough, was again, a really relatable poem about how different people have different views of you depending on your relationship with that person. The whole section of poems about grief was so basic on the surface of the discussion but that's the beauty of the discussion because grief even talked about the basic of the person being gone, opens up a whole new depth, that every layer, every memory held or never made, because time passed like they did, taking a new shape of loss and especially the poem December, to me the month containing Christmas is one to survive because it's a sad reminder of all missing and not all to love when so many we loved have gone, it is just cold and empty grief. Eight Years Later, wow what a beautiful poem, an almost poetic story telling of our author's life in discovering love and growing up entwined. Near the end of the collection a poem simply titled, To My Husband, about the depth of love built over years of trust and choosing each other. Strawberry and Cherry, were literally sweet little poems to each little daughter and their unique way of providing love. Each section of poems is like a reflection on parts of life we live through and how we feel older, wiser, looking back on how we've grown from going through the situations faced it was a truly beautiful well structured poetry book and a delight to read.

Overheard At Wholefoods by Idiocratea

This collection alike the others in this series too, had me laughing from start to finish at the unbelievable and inevitable moments you face hearing in shops. The different brands/types of water promoting various kinds of benefits was one I totally understood, unexpected kale discussion and cash usage in generational divide, dogs in various bizarre laughable situations their owners have thought up from diets to electricity producing and some very odd and random diet chats too. The most hilarious parts of this collection to me, were the parents chats to their kids in the shops, utterly hilarious, from organic foods, learning food symbols and kids random comments unfiltered and unstoppable by their parents. It was a great book to spend an evening reading and thinking about what you do hear people chatting about when out shopping!

Night Light by Isaac Paredes

Touching on the impact of the dark nights, thoughts and feelings arising on reflection of loneliness and the feeling of wishing to change and wishing to escape and the depths of your mind causing you to feel worthless in the spiral of thoughts you experience, especially by night laying awake contemplating and overthinking, a relatable collection for anyone who feels and thinks deeply especially in the dark early hours.

What I Wish I Said To You by Isaac Paredes

Detailing how falling in like or love can be deep, chemical, touching on self hatred, facing yourself in the mirror but embracing your flaws for how you see them isn't how others do and tackling your mind this was a concise collection of poetry straight to the depths of what effects us most in life.

readme.txt by Connie Pillon

This collection is told through a series of published snippets of poetry and daily thoughts around a variety of subjects from self love, to projection and addiction and how we should all work on simply being happy in ourselves before trying to be with somebody else as if we're not happy it won't make for a joyous relationship without mutual love and respect for each other and your feelings.

The Love That Stayed Unsaid (The Quiet Rooms Series Book 2) by Linda Odelmar

This poetry collection is the second in the series and focuses on the feeling of love when chance has been missed, the way someone is unforgettable for the way they're so memorable to your mind and body, I especially enjoy the poetic examination of silence in the way objects and rooms hold so much noise screaming in painful silence in what remains in the aftermath, from a hoodie, cup, coffee, simply space and how communication breaking down, words and actions being misinterpreted can lead to deep misunderstanding and the silence of what is left and as the title says, remains unsaid.