All The Things I Never Said Written by: Jennie Louise Illustrated by: Gina Stavrou Delving into this collection of poetry is comparable to delving into old journal entries from a younger version of one's self. Readers return to thoughts and emotions in which one would've hoped to share with those who'd have been impacted most. Louise separates this collection into four sections: To Family, To Lovers, To Strangers, and To Myself. Despite Louise's disclosure of having worked with the poetic word for years, I find it detrimental that the publication occurred in the year of 2020 -- a year in which most individuals questioned how they left things in the past, how they'd participate in events, or what they hoped to achieve in their future -- something left completely up to chance at one time for many. Louise's writing is riveting, pulling at emotions through descriptions and constant use of sensory details. Sensuality between lovers compared to addictive cups of cof...
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