After my divorce, I spent over a year learning to love myself again; what I liked to eat, what I liked to cook, how I liked to dress, what I liked to do, listen to, and watch. I went back to school full-time, took a hand-building pottery class, and spent a lot of Friday nights alone. And it was through this reflection and self-love journey that The Lovers was created.
If you’re someone who is going through a divorce, separation, or break up, then this poetry book is for you.
i stopped picking at the flowers growing from my scars and let the weeds go free. now my body is a garden. i belong to me.
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"A spell binding concoction of love poems that brings you through the beautiful, yet sometimes heartbreaking and haunting, transition of relying on love and peace from your past lovers to learning to find that love and peace and beauty in yourself. "
"This book helped me learn that it’s possible to love again after heartache and trauma but most importantly helped me see that loving yourself is the most supportive thing you can do for yourself."
"...sculpted from pain, beauty, understanding, growth and healing. Each poem blossoms into an overall message of self love and self healing. A must read for anyone who has looked in other to find themselves..."
"The way this poetry book embraces instead of shames our human nature to have many great loves - and encourages us to become our own great love is phenomenal."
every lover held a mirror to my insecurities and loving them led to loving me
The Lovers poetry book became what one of my friends described as, “a spell-binding concoction of love poems that brings you through the beautiful, yet sometimes heartbreaking and haunting transition of relying on love and peace from your past lovers to learning to find that love and peace and beauty in yourself.”
During my separation/divorce, I had past lovers who helped me reconnect to old parts of myself that I had buried or lost, and new lovers who helped me open my eyes to see myself in a way I hadn’t before.
