Official Review: Poems About Things That Mattered Most

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I really do not enjoy reading poetry so I am going to skip this one. Thanks for the great review!
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It's always tricky and difficult to write poems that are appealing. It seems like a nice effort. Thanks for the great insight!
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I am not a reader of poetry, so will pass on this one. It sounds like you really enjoyed it. Thanks for the review.
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Am poetic when it comes to love :D :D maybe this is the book. Nice review
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The poems speak to me in the sense that family is most important and we must trust our faith. My heart was gripped from these poems from the harsh times in this pandemic. Reading this has given me another perspective and I hope I have a strong will to live a life with a love, children and grandchildren.
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I'm very intrigued about these things that mattered the most. The book seems to cover such a broad range of subjects. Congrats!
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A book of poems based on life itself seems intriguing.

Thank you for the great review.
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Post by Oyedeji Okikioluwa »

I love that the author addresses things that should matter to every human and that he put it in poetry is awesome. I will love to read this book. I also admire that the author address the pandemic too. Nice review.
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Poems are words that rhyme, gliding gracefully like music to the ears, pounding, beating, giving life to memories of what matters most. Thanks for the reverberating review that echoes the very essence of this book --- faith, family and country.
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"Poems About Things That Mattered Most will cause you to look around and appreciate the people and little things around you". This part of your review caught my attention about this book and how inspiring it will be to readers. Overall, the review was well-written and informative.
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I don't usually read poetry but the part where Stan and Dwight play the dangerous game intrigues me. Plus, it's good to know that there was nothing you disliked about the book.
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This sounds like a great book. It is perfect to be the book of the day, today, in the middle of Memorial Day weekend when a lot of people reflect on life. Thanks for a great review!
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Thanks for an insightful review. I like it that this poems have underlying vital themes. I'm not a fan of this genre but, I think I'll try this out.
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Just reading through the review makes me wonder about things that truly matter. I deeply appreciate how the writer has taken to poetic approach in narrating the significant events that he has experienced.
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Post by kalgaonkarsnehal »

Great job with the review ! Sounds like an excellent read for lazy summer vacations. Book that will give opportunity to chuckle and laugh, ponder at life and introspect. Looking forward to reading it.
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