And Yet I Feel
Um þessa rafbók
Do I have too many expectations?
Maybe I'm too assertive or not assertive enough. Am I meant to be — alone?
They always seem interested. Until they're not. So many mixed signals. What didn't I see?
Make me feel like I'm the crazy one, the needy one, the troubled one.
I know what I want and what I don't.
It shouldn't be this hard, this hurtful, this cruel.
A memoir written in poetic verse and the second collection in the Fragile Heart Series, the author shares her most intimate experiences over years of heartache, joy, despair, and hope in the continued quest to find her person.
From the back cover:
This collection of poetry is broken into three parts. It is the continuation of one heart's journey through love, loss, and healing; one of self-discovery, self-gratification, and self-awareness. Without knowing — and being — and loving oneself, we can never truly give ourselves to another.
my soul aches for closure
begs for forgiveness
hopes to heal
I am broken
and yet
I feel
Reading order:
love and other company
and yet I feel
what forever feels like
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E.M. Handly, writing as Celia Sinclair, has been writing poetry since her first real heartbreak. Journaling nearly every experience thereafter, for years.
With her fair share of being in every kind of relationship imaginable, her debut poetry collection Love and Other Company, is the beginning of her story. But it isn’t close to being the end of it.
With her simplistic style, Sinclair shows us how it’s possible to continue after the heartache and love as much as we can with fragile force, while balancing the innate needs between human connection and a sense of self.
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