Publisher's Synopsis
Lose yourself in a collection of poetry written by e. l. hannah. This collection has been compiled over e. l. hannah's high school and college career, highlighting the hardships and happiness that life brings. It is broken up into three sections; a section for sad poems, a section for happy poems, and a section for poems that are somewhere in between. Hannah shows that at any age, some days are bad, but things do get better. Even in all those bad days, there is hope for a brighter future and the reassurance that you are not alone. Section One titled "pluto": roughly 50 poems that revolve around the cold feelings life brings, similar to the feeling of being forgotten behind, growing smaller and smaller as you fade from someone's mind; a planet long forgotten. Poem topics include heartbreak, unrequited love, feeling lost in the great big world, worrying over insecurities, and depression .Section Two titled "floating": roughly 20 poems that are not quite cold, yet not quite warm, similar to the feeling of floating somewhere between happy and sad, where you can't quite place your finger on the feeling that fills you, but you know you're feeling something. You're merely existing, floating through space and time. Section Three titled "a shooting star": roughly 50 poems that embrace the warm, happy, and celebratory feelings in life. This section is full of poems that remind the reader of the awe and peacefulness of watching a star shoot across the sky, with the hope that whatever you wish upon the star will come true. Poem topics include friendship, love, laughter, beautiful memories, and hope.May you find peace in the words of these poems and let them gently guide you home.
