Jennae Cecelia

The Sun Will Rise and So Will We, is a poetry book filled with all things sunshine without ignoring the storms. Pain is real. Anxiety is real. Depression is real. Hardships in life are real. I hope when you pick up this book you feel heard and comforted. Even if it doesn't seem like it right now, your sun will rise once again, and I am cheering you on for that moment. What will it feel like, when your sun rises?

The Sun Will Rise and So Will We

Ciara Janae ۵

Veronica 

“While you are picking up everyone’s pieces, don’t forget you have pieces to pick up yourself too. You can’t put from a broken glass, take time for you.”

“I take a wrong turn. Hit a dead end. Wrong turn again. But I am on my way. And that’s what matters. At least I am still driving with my destination in mind. I could have just given up on the roadside.”

“This is alone time. To sit with yourself and the day. Laughing and talking to yourself only. That is okay. It is not weird to be alone. It is not scary to be alone. Unless you are afraid of finding out more about yourself. But maybe you need to find more out about yourself.”

“The sun will rise again and so will we. Things will get greener. Things will get warmer. Everything will grown again and so will we.”

Addie 🌻

Sophie 

3.5 ⭐️
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Really enjoyed this book, it’s nice to just sit and read through this collection as a self-care vibe. Highlighted my favourite poems finding my love for poetry again starting here 😊

“My mind makes me feel
like loneliness only lives in me.
That everyone else is free.
But in reality, 
we are all a little alone.
We just feel like
we are the only ones
that have loneliness invade our homes.”

I loved it, some poems spoke to me more than others. However I really liked the way some of them rhymed & I love the minimal art style. Also it touches a lot on people with anxiety & depression. I’ve had depression & I’m still battling my anxiety but this book gave me a sense of hope, it’s a cute & quick book to read.

Shannon O’Connor 

It was good, there were some poems I really loved but others seemed repetitive or that I’ve read them from her before.

The Sun Will Rise and So Will We

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