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the sunflower project
by unLYSHed
An incredibly emotional and powerful collection of poetry written around the symbolism of a sunflower, with stages in the life cycle of the flower representing stages of regression and recovery of coming to terms with an emotional and physical trauma.
Should definitely come with strong trigger warnings for physical, sexual and emotional abuse.
These poems were raw, narrative yet abstract. Some reflected on experience from afar whereas others very much felt like a traumatic re-living of an experience.
The writer has clearly experienced a great deal of personal growth and uses writing as a tool of self-expression and discovery.
These poems are raw and emotional yet you can interact with most of them in an almost voyeuristic and horrifying string of connection permitted by the writer.
The only disconnect came, for me, with the finding of God and the use of the word "daddy" - connotations that do not purely mean fatherhood and the way that is left open leads to a certain unsettling disconnected.
Thanks netgalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Should definitely come with strong trigger warnings for physical, sexual and emotional abuse.
These poems were raw, narrative yet abstract. Some reflected on experience from afar whereas others very much felt like a traumatic re-living of an experience.
The writer has clearly experienced a great deal of personal growth and uses writing as a tool of self-expression and discovery.
These poems are raw and emotional yet you can interact with most of them in an almost voyeuristic and horrifying string of connection permitted by the writer.
The only disconnect came, for me, with the finding of God and the use of the word "daddy" - connotations that do not purely mean fatherhood and the way that is left open leads to a certain unsettling disconnected.
Thanks netgalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.