Clarity & Connection

This collection reminds me of some that r.h. sin has written, and I love it. It is written in longer poems but with similar ideas.

This is a poetry collection that you will have to take your time with and sit with. A lot of it is discussing rising from trauma, healthy and toxic friendships/relationships and being able to grow from your past. Many of the messages do seem to be the same sentiments repeated, so many of the shorter passages could easily be used as mantras. There's a good mix of prose like writing as well as modern poetry. The overall messages in this collection are useful and beneficial.

Elegant simplicity, meditative nourishment for the soul. Minimalist styling with intentional repetition.

Good stuff here. Yung Pueblo really knows how to capture the art of written word and mixing it with making relationships and connections to other souls.

I NEED A PHYSICAL COPY OF THIS BOOK ASAP! The poems in this book are so heart felt and I could see myself in a lot of them. I love a good poetry book and I have become a fan of this Author's writing style because of this book. I am going to have this book on my bookshelf one day soon!

This book is very similar in style / layout to other popular poetry of the time - short, brief with meaning spread out over pages of micro poems. This is a good read, a quick but deeply meaningful collection.

I read these poems like mantras: simple observations musing on moments we might experience, and meditations on the feelings we might get from them. There’s no flowery language that might misconstrue any meanings: it’s realistic, succinct, positive advice to look forward with. It’s how to be radically honest with yourself to heal. It’s hopeful, underrated, quietly brave. It’s how to take a step forward, today. It’s how to build a home within yourself to see clearly from. How to put into focus the things you sometimes can’t see. I appreciated it’s directness, and was surprised by the ‘aha moments’ I had. You can find yourself, here.

This is an excellent work that touches on many subtle, fragile, painful and incredibly important topics: feeling of oneself in this world, in relationships with people, toxicity, about how to leave the past and move forward.
Usually I swallow such collections like buns, but I read this collection thoughtfully for a very long time. I needed time to comprehend and accept what had been written, to completely let the written pass through me.
It's great that now there are such works, people suffering from mental anguish (myself included) can read them and feel that they are not alone.
Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book!

This is a review for NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you, NetGalley for the opportunity.

A book with the intention that we need to maintain a healthy mindset, honestly we all go through phases that we let ourselves go, and we forget to take care of ourselves.
The writing is made in such a meaningful and kind way, really allow us to self-evaluate and meditate on our mental health.
A book loaded with love. With interesting tools to nurture and improve, your past, and your present mindset.

This book was sent to me as an ARC on NetGalley. However all opinions are of my own.
This poetry but I could get a huge five out of five stars for me. Every single poem and every single sentence spoke to me in a way that I wish I had read sooner. Most of the poems are about attachment connection love grief and loss, which to me is something I am dealing with at the moment. I’ve screenshot it so many of the poems so that I can write them down and always go back to them. I think that Yung has such a captivating way of writing that I am so excited to see more from him.

I've given my full review of this book on my youtube channel. To see the review click: https://youtu.be/eiPcqwLLZWQ.