hello?? is this thing on? (The Last Time I'll Write About You" review here!)

Well hello there, i'm back! (well kinda) I know i've been gone for so long BUT just a few days ago I read a poetry collection called "The Last Time I'll Write About You" by Dawn Lanuza and omg, it's beautiful you guys.


The Last Time I'll Write About YouThe Last Time I'll Write About You by Dawn Lanuza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
It has been so long since I read a poetry collection where I liked almost every poem, now I'm not saying every poem it's perfect but the majority of them really hit home and for a (debut) poetry collection to be that candid is something you don't come across often, "The Last Time I'll Write About You" really gets you from the title and never lets you go until you finish it.

 Dawn writes in such a way that takes me back to my past relationships, and she puts the feelings I had into such beautiful words; she goes straight to the point and doesn't come across as trying too hard to be profund, that's something that makes me love this book, it just feels like it was written for me and to connect in such an emotional level with a poetry collection this day sometimes it's hard.

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Apart from that I don't really know when I'm going to continue posting reviews,i'm trying really hard to adjust to this new college-life, so yeah...see you later!

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