Review of Emotional
Posted: 24 Jun 2021, 14:35
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Emotional" by mercrutio faust.]
Emotional is a collection of poetry written by Mercrutio Faust. The book contains a wide variety of topics as the author writes about different emotions he feels. It is broken down into five sections: Pathetic I, Eulogy: Laments, Pathetic II, Sweetness, and An Ode to Classic Romance. In each section, the author uses his words to express his feelings, emotions, and thoughts.
In Emotional, Mercrutio Faust writes about the way he sees himself, others, and the world around him. He evaluates love and how it makes him feel. The poems in this book are raw. They expose the depth of Faust's views and thoughts. In a couple of sections, the author connects to the readers who have struck out in love. In other sections, he expresses the good in love. He shares his personal emotions as he tries to figure out how to navigate them all.
Those who like poetry will find this book to be interesting and enjoyable. It would be geared towards young adults and adults due to comprehending what the author is trying to explain. Individuals not interested in poetry will probably want to skip reading this collection.
I enjoyed reading the poetry in this book. I feel the author did an excellent job expressing his emotions and making the reader feel them too. I liked how the author broke down the book into multiple sections. I felt each section was well-written. It's my belief that each section details a time in his life when love was either going good or going bad. I believe many readers will find the poems to be relatable. I felt I could relate to them. I found it refreshing how he wasn't afraid to address the messy, awkward, and heartbreaking moments in life. I liked the metaphor he used in the title of the one poem: "Love is like burnt toast. It may be burnt, but you eat it anyway." It's a different way to look at love. Even if it's hard, you still want it. I really didn't find anything to dislike about this book.
I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars. It appears to be professionally edited and contains no errors. The poems catch the readers' attention and makes them think about the deeper meanings in the poetry. I feel Faust did a wonderful job of compiling a collection of thoughtful, and thought provoking, poetry for all to enjoy. I would recommend this book to others. Overall, I would read other books by this author.
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Emotional
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Emotional is a collection of poetry written by Mercrutio Faust. The book contains a wide variety of topics as the author writes about different emotions he feels. It is broken down into five sections: Pathetic I, Eulogy: Laments, Pathetic II, Sweetness, and An Ode to Classic Romance. In each section, the author uses his words to express his feelings, emotions, and thoughts.
In Emotional, Mercrutio Faust writes about the way he sees himself, others, and the world around him. He evaluates love and how it makes him feel. The poems in this book are raw. They expose the depth of Faust's views and thoughts. In a couple of sections, the author connects to the readers who have struck out in love. In other sections, he expresses the good in love. He shares his personal emotions as he tries to figure out how to navigate them all.
Those who like poetry will find this book to be interesting and enjoyable. It would be geared towards young adults and adults due to comprehending what the author is trying to explain. Individuals not interested in poetry will probably want to skip reading this collection.
I enjoyed reading the poetry in this book. I feel the author did an excellent job expressing his emotions and making the reader feel them too. I liked how the author broke down the book into multiple sections. I felt each section was well-written. It's my belief that each section details a time in his life when love was either going good or going bad. I believe many readers will find the poems to be relatable. I felt I could relate to them. I found it refreshing how he wasn't afraid to address the messy, awkward, and heartbreaking moments in life. I liked the metaphor he used in the title of the one poem: "Love is like burnt toast. It may be burnt, but you eat it anyway." It's a different way to look at love. Even if it's hard, you still want it. I really didn't find anything to dislike about this book.
I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars. It appears to be professionally edited and contains no errors. The poems catch the readers' attention and makes them think about the deeper meanings in the poetry. I feel Faust did a wonderful job of compiling a collection of thoughtful, and thought provoking, poetry for all to enjoy. I would recommend this book to others. Overall, I would read other books by this author.
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Emotional
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