I love it.
 I love it!
 I.
 Love. 
 It.
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Reading and listening to it afterwards was the perfect choice.

Schrecklich übersetzt, aber das war ja noch ganz amüsant. Bei der ganzen Seite über Busenphysiksimulationssoftware bin ich dann aber inhaltlich auch ausgestiegen. 

Less relatable to me personally than I expected (it strongly centers male experiences). I enjoyed reading it to get insights into the time it was written. The illustrations are great, somewhat Dalí-esque. 

Too much for me content warning wise

Zu langweilig 

I feel like the title poem (which I knew the author by) has a very different vibe to almost all other poems in this collection (they are all so sad!). I enjoy her rythmn and rhymes, but I guess sometimes reading more from the writer of one of your favourite poems does not go so well 😂 I feel like many of the poems have a very bleak outlook on love and life, which was not what i was looking for.

Starts cute and has strong fable vibes. I did not expect how extra it got, but I liked the magical-ness. Read it in one sitting. I think it has a deeper meaning than what I gathered from my first readthrough, but from how I interpret it now it lost me at the end ideologically. Feels a bit cultish. (and where are those female seagulls!! 😂 They can also fly you know - *feminist fist shaking*)