Tell Me Again

Tell Me Again

Tell Me Again In "Tell Me Again," the author delves into two intertwining themes: love and psychosis. Through stages of clarity and streams of rage, the poems explore the depths of human emotions, from love and loss to inadequacies, mental breaks, insanity, fear, and deprivation. With a raw and unapologetic voice, the author weaves narratives of sullenness and instigation, taking readers on a journey through the darkness and light of the human experience. At its core, "Tell Me Again" is a tribute to a lost love, a mourning of a death that echoes through the pages of the book. Locked in a feral battle between fate and audacity, the author pours out their heart and soul, struggling to make sense of the senseless. The memories that have shaped them are woven into the fabric of the poems, leading the author to write, to remove, to adjust. As you read "Tell Me Again," you will be entranced by the author's words, swept away on a journey of self-discovery and reflection. This book is a beacon of hope, washing ashore on a serene night, reminding us that even in our darkest moments, there is still beauty and light to be found.