words of coffee

 'Meant For More Than This', by Rha Arayal [BOOK REVIEW] Thank you to the author for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.  'Meant For More Than This ' is the new collection of poetry by Rha Arayal . It comes out on the 25th May . The author explores a myriad of topics and delves into them in depth : identity , self-love and life itself. I'd like to highlight it also exposes a bit and represents what life is for women, the sharp edges that haunts us for just being women. I love that the author talks about these topics and give it exposure. It also explores the experience of living between two different cultures, and its marvels - and how love and care is an universal language. I found these poems effervescently and beautifully well written .  This poetry is woven and captured with detailed imagery - it pictures vivid descriptions of a wide variety of scenarios that encompass the author's life.  It is a portrayal of the search for your own identity . Wh...

 Encapsulated Emotions, by Rha Arayal.  Well, how should I start? I think that first of all, I have to say thank you, to the author Rha Arayal for letting me read the book in exchange for an honest review and to the web NetGalley .  I must say, before I start, that I am a true lover of poetry . I'm a huge consumer of poetry books, and this book that talks about pain , hurt, mental health , heartbreak, depression, traumas , and love , among other topics which whom I'll talk about later in this review, caught my attention immediately . I was so excited to read it . I read it today, I couldn't wait any longer!  The author writes so beautifully , though in my opinion I'd wished some poems would have been deeper. I also really enjoyed the details! I love when a poetry book comes with illustrations inside, and in this one we can find a lot of them so exquisitely designed . I found them so sweet and pleasing , indeed.  The poems are fresh , and full of emotion and f...