Although there are only 31 poems, "consumption" and "reduction to beautiful gray ashes" have put readers in a million different directions, because the author Linda Addison thinks about the relationship between life, death and love. Although some of the poems in this book are very disturbing, such as "mourning meals," other people's poems are so personal that readers may find themselves feeling more like reading them while reading another person's text. Looking in the mirror.
Consumption, reduced to beautiful gray ash with dark energy, don't be confused with evil and depression. Darkness is in the opposite sense of ignorant happiness. For example, some love poems are not easy in nature.
Linda Addison creates these poems in a way that explores the depth of emotions that can be generated when you devote yourself to another person. "Before you" is such a poem. When we have a deep understanding of a relationship, the abandonment of the independence of the subject is something we have experienced to some extent.
Among them are other poems, digestive, beautiful gray ashes, revealing the writer's curiosity. Poems like "Bare Tree in February", "Edge of Turning" and "Breathing" can only be thought of in the way that Linda Addison can present.
Consumption, reduced to beautiful gray ashes is a personal poetry collection, and its eternal way is to provide a human soul. The level of introspective creativity will allow readers to return to the poetry of the book again and again.
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