The book is a collection of relatable poems and quotes about love, life, hope, death, depression, marriage and more. It will surely open up the reader’s mind to view things from different perspectives and also learn or two things. Below is a poem from the book:
Letter to my father 1
It’s disheartening
That you walked away like we don’t mean a thing
I wanted to have a daddy
I wanted mummy to be someone’s lady
I watched her turn to a man
Doing all she can
She said you guys used to be in love
Is there really a thin line between hate and love?
I know she’s made of good stuff
I wonder why she was never enough
I grew up so fast
Knowing tough times won’t last
Your baby girl is all grown
She learnt the hard way to do things on her own
While she patiently waits for a king which you never were to her
She’ll forever embrace the love and strength of the king woman that raised her


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