Thursday, July 27, 2017

The Chaos of Longing by K.Y. Robinson Review

I couldn't make myself to connect with the poems inside because this was not what I expected. I thought like some other poetry books, it talked about romance, heartbroken, and self-healing. No, The Chaos of Longing was talking about some woman craving the happiness and pleasure throughout the touch of another male.
The author wrote as if every man in her world was only using her for skin to skin pleasure and she never experience how to be purely loved by the others, and maybe it was true in her case, I'm not judging. But yeah, I couldn't bring myself to agree with her writing.


you will realize 
that i'm more than 
sweltering heat.
i am a drought.
a wildfire.
an impending strom
you cannot control

you are a memory
that i fold
and tuck away
because it hurts
too much
to unravel
our history.

but still can't 
manage to throw
you away.
i keep hoping 
you'll fit someday.

they say that
patience is a virtue
but they never tell you
that the heat of 
waiting will burn you
if you linger too long.

once a heart learns 
how to break,
it does not know
how to forget,
it endures
sleepless nights,
memorizes
every morsel
of despair,
and relives
every moment
in the stillness
of tears.

A copy was provided by the publisher through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Rating 2/5 not-my-cup-of-tea stars

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