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I Saw You As A Flower: A Poetry Collection by Ellen Everett

melithereader's review against another edition

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emotional hopeful inspiring reflective fast-paced

4.0

spencereidz's review against another edition

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2.0

"i burn myself with my on fire."

lauralee012's review against another edition

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emotional lighthearted sad fast-paced

4.0

Wow, I am lost for words. This was beautiful. 

Sayings I really liked! 
"I want to believe those three little words but I cannot because I feel alone even when you are beside me." 
♡ 
"In every room I look for you even though we may be on opposite universes." 
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"The audacity people have to tell you they love you while knowing it is only their brain speaking and not their heart." 
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"So you left me in the darkness to wilt and you ask where I went." 
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"How do you go from talking to me every day to pretending I was never there. I had not prepared to be invisible. " 

"You open the door for me only when they are watching to tell them that you put me first." 
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"I told you that you were my sunlight and ever since I've been walking in darkness. You must have wanted someone else to shine for." 
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"No matter where my feet go my heart will always stay with you. Oh the love I would give you if you would let me." 
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"There were no sadder eyes than the ones of the girl who let a boy convince her that she was not beautiful." 
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"He leaves bruises on your skin and you still believe that he loves you." 
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"When you said goodbye my heart left with you and it is so hard to live with only a brain." 
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juliamargareth's review against another edition

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emotional fast-paced

2.0

brigii's review

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1.0

It has some good thoughts, but most of the time, it felt like and artsy, overdramatic teenager's diary.

Don't
Tell
Me
That
This
Is
A
Poem

janet122's review against another edition

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emotional hopeful inspiring reflective relaxing sad medium-paced

5.0

its so emotional with the most gentle, tender wording. it was adorable and heartbreaking at the same time. 10/10 would read it just to feel smth again

scastricato1's review

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3.0

Not my favorite but definitely not bad. It kinda reminded me of Rupi Kaur esque poems. Some of the poems I did really enjoy tho

pothosethos's review

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4.0

The “a time to wither” section wasn’t my favorite, but I found lots of ones I enjoyed in the “a time to grow” and “a time to blossom” sections.

One of my favorites:

“We are afraid
to wander
outside of
our comfort zones

but if
we do not
Open our shells
how are we
supposed to
find the pearls”

guillevaldata's review

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3.0

love the using of flowers as metaphors. but apart from that, pretty basic, i feel like I’ve already read this.

sinnybuns's review against another edition

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hopeful informative inspiring reflective

3.5

Other content warnings that I couldn’t add through the pre-existing tags: mentions of religion, God & prayer, grieving a toxic relationship, and internalised fatphobia.

I understand some may question why I’ve listed religion, God and prayer as a content warning. If this is the case, please just be glad that you’ve not experienced what those of us who need that content warning have.

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