Perhaps the most profound thing in this book was a reference to some of the works that are memorable to me like Jide Badmus' "There is a Storm in my Head."
This poetry collection is a journey I believe most readers would relate to; the anger, confusion, hurt, love, loss, yearning, failures and successes that make life what it is.
Thanks Netgalley for the eARC.

I was almost about to write this collection off as okay heartbreak poetry until I got to the last few poems. I'm looking forward to more by Gbalajobi in the future, even if I do have some mixed feelings about this collection. Part 2, I barely even noticed (it was also that brief).

Thank you NetGalley for a chance to read and review this!

For the fans of Rupi Kaur and Amanda Lovelace. Also for Lana Del's fan because you will be happy to see her name here and there in this collection.

Because I'm one and it's such a delight for me to read another poetry collection in similar vein.

The writing is hard-hitting, relatable and deals with several important issues. But I liked it more as it's so personal.

Short but impactful, I will always go for such poetry collections. They are easily accessible, makes me feel so many things at once and I enjoy them.

Thank you, author and the publisher for the advance reading copy.