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No Room for Small Dreams 
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Where Isn’t Love?
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Alison shares his newfound perspective on love. As long as life exists, love does too. It might look totally different from the conventional concept of love but this is because love takes the form of its environment like water.
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About the Author
Alison describes himself as creative. One that loves to create, be it a book, film, story, or even clothes. His life philosophy is to try and live freely, creating and spreading love in the process.
| Author | Alison Cole |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 100 pages |
| ISBN | 9781739312213 |
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“Where Isn’t Love” is a touching and thought-provoking compilation of poems that explores love in its myriad forms, challenging conventional perceptions and revealing its presence in the most unexpected places.
Alison writes with such depth and clarity that the flow from one poem to the next feels natural and intentional. His words resonate deeply, capturing the essence of love in ways that are both profound and accessible.
What makes “Where Isn’t Love” truly special is the way it invites readers to see love in all aspects of life, beyond traditional definitions. As Alison beautifully puts it, “Love, just like water, takes the form of its environment.”
Several poems stood out to me, but “All the Wealth” and “Our Phases of Love” were particularly poignant. They beautifully illustrated the subtle, yet powerful, presence of love in everyday moments.
The physical presentation of the book is equally commendable. The cover design adds to the overall aesthetic, making it a beautiful addition to any bookshelf. The attention to detail reflects the care and passion that went into creating this work.
This book is a treasure for anyone who appreciates poetry. It will resonate with readers long after the last page is turned.