beckks's review against another edition
4.0
4/5
R.H Sin is one of my favourite poets. I feel like his poetry, even though it’s written like modern day poetry, in short verses, is the most inspiring and thought-provoking.
There are a couple in here that I really loved and I would definitely revisit this book a few times if I had the physical copy.
R.H Sin is one of my favourite poets. I feel like his poetry, even though it’s written like modern day poetry, in short verses, is the most inspiring and thought-provoking.
There are a couple in here that I really loved and I would definitely revisit this book a few times if I had the physical copy.
graceland2's review against another edition
4.0
“midnight has been harsh to her heart betrayed by her own mind the soul of a woman damaged by the person she should have never loved, overthinking herself into a version of hell. tonight she fights struggling to survive but somehow on this night she’ll overcome her troubles”
gclefsteph's review against another edition
4.0
A freight train of emotions going full speed and damn it, did it hit different
readbyv's review against another edition
3.0
Good, quick read. A few poems definitely resonated with my current predicament.
crystals's review against another edition
4.0
I have never read r.h. Sin before. I have seen her poetry everywhere and finally got curious enough to see what it was about. Poetry is very hard for me to enjoy as it comes across as cliche and whiny for me most of the time. This collection ventured into these adjectives a couple times, but overall the collection was a testament to female strength and solidarity. As someone who believes Rupi Kaur is overrated, r.h. sin was a poet I believed would fall into the same category. I was pleasantly surprised to enjoy Sin more than Kaur. I didn't feel like angsty lines were smushed together and then broken for lines in the most awkward places. Writing about female struggles can be so overdone and can go badly quickly. This collection didn't do that for me and I was glad to read this poetry collection before its release.
jheinemann287's review against another edition
1.0
I read this in a bookstore. I had heard so much about R.H. Sin, and her new work seemed like the place to start. Unfortunately, this isn't poetry. There's nothing surprising or interesting or poignant here. I'm disappointed.
That said, there was one I liked:
scene sixteen: deserve me deserve me deserve me
That said, there was one I liked:
scene sixteen: deserve me deserve me deserve me
queen_of_two_worlds's review against another edition
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
slow-paced
3.25
It just felt flat sometimes
gpepe_0's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
5.0