A Generation of Sunflowers by Ally Loyns
A Generation of Sunflowers
by Ally Loyns
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My Ratings 4.5/5
My Thoughts
My plan this year was to start reading more poetry. Today I’m reviewing the first poetry book I’ve read this year and I am looking forward to reading more from this genre.
A Generation of Sunflowers , is the first collection of poetry by Ally Loyns. This poetry collection is flushed with many humanly emotions and describes the true meaning of life and relationships; wilting, falling, rooting, rising and blooming. This book is a vibrant journey about loss, growth, healing, honoring one’s roots, and rising up to find a home within yourself.
I thought this book was incredible, thus I read it in two sittings. They were a few poems that when I read them, I literally had to pause for a second and process them, because they were so on point and it was like they were meant for me personally. I love the way Ally structures her poems, they flow perfectly making it easier to understand.
The writing style for me is simple and perfect and I related to most of the poems. The ending line for some poems is like a title for the following poem, which I adored.
If you haven’t read this book, please check it out. Even if you are not a fan of poetry, I think you might enjoy it.
Highly Recommended!
Those were my thoughts and I can’t wait to read more by Ally Loyns. Please do leave a comment below with your thoughts.
Until next time.
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