When You Feel & Don't Know How to Say: A Book of Poems
Author
Estefania Crespo
Publisher
CreateSpace
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"When You Feel & Don't Know How to Say" is a collection of poems written by actress, singer and songwriter Estefania Crespo. "Whenever you feel trapped without anywhere to escape, take a trip through your mind and make a pit stop on some paper. The world is beautiful place if you let it be, even at your darkest moments..."
Reviews
I am more of a rhyming poetry kinda gal, although I do have my historical favorites.
However, I found this collection both thoughtful and thought provoking.
At one point or another I have felt some of the emotions conveyed in this moving anthology of prose.
Adaptations
We can take the fate,
Of the unknown.
When we are born,
That is what we are told.
Do we dare to stand up?
Be afraid?
Escaping the feelings,
We begin to raid.
Accepting being human,
A s we undergo our senses.
Life beats us with a drum,
When we learn to raise our defenses.
This was my favorite verse by far.
A truly exceptional body of work for such a young soul.
Reviewed on 12/08/2010 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Tina Evans
When you feel and don't know how to say...that is getting into the depths of the soul. And, that's exactly what Estafania Crespo does as she offers her rendition of feelings, thoughts, and contemplations through her words of poetry.
As I contemplated each piece I reflected on my own life and pulled out experiences I've had. It drew out many thoughts I haven't had before and am grateful for the experience. To me, if I can experience a change in my life through reading poetry I consider it as a gift and that's exactly what Estafania gave me.
I'd like to share my favorite and one that spoke deeply to my soul:
Adaptations
We can take the fate,
Of the unknown.
When we are born,
That is what we are told.
Do we dare to stand up?
Be afraid?
Escaping the feelings,
We begin to raid.
Accepting being human,
A s we undergo our senses.
Life beats us with a drum,
When we learn to raise our defenses.
Reviewed on 06/27/2010 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Irene Watson
