Done? Okay, good. Now read this.
If given the choice between poetry and prose, I gravitate toward the latter every time. It's not that poetry isn't amazing in its own right; I'm just one of those people who needs the words to surround me, build a picture, not with emotion and feeling, but with text. I feel prose more than I do poetry.
That is not the case with Break for Beauty by Elizabeth Hawksworth.
"What does a journey through 10 years of becoming a writer look like? Elizabeth Hawksworth takes her readers through a varied and unique collection of poetry and essays about different parts of her life. Exploring religion, mental illness, self-discovery and other themes, this book emulates different poetry styles and word-painting to introduce readers to herself and her love of poetry."
I picked it up, expecting the whole thing to go over my head and leave me cold. Instead, an intense and emotional narrative enveloped me.
Perfectly chosen pieces flow into each other as easily as each artistically chosen word beats meaning and life onto the page.
Here you will find raw and base emotion dissected into intelligent ideas and original thought.
The tortured pen paves the way for reader breakthroughs with each phrase.
And the upswing of poetry is that it's perfect for people who can't commit themselves to reading for long stretches of time, like moms and business people.
If you've got a few spare moments, you've got time to Break for Beauty.
Thank you so much for this - I truly, truly appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteI don't read poetry all that often, so for me this book was out of the norm. I enjoyed reading Elizabeth's poetry because it was out of the ordinary for me; left a message and something to think about or read over to really see the message. I truly enjoyed it!
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