Glass Hearts and Broken Promises

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Acredito que muita gente se possa identificar com este livro devido a desgostos que tenha tido no passado ou até mesmo que esteja a viver no presente.

First, some words are outrageously misused (especially "trauma" - never mind that that's entirely telling and not showing). Don't just tell me you miss and grieve for someone you've lost - tell me that she was constantly wearing mismatched funny socks but you can't remember a single one of them, that you used to sleep face to face and holding hands, that though you've lost the photography, you remember the image: her trying to drink two different drinks from two different glasses through two different straws - that it was your doing and your choice but sometimes you still wish you could sit through one more boring class with her. Even though this wasn't really a collection for me, I do think it could bring a lot of value and advice to the right readers.

To add insult to injury, the collection clearly does not believe in titles, and so you just go from one page to the next without knowing where (or if?

bom sentirmos que as nossas dores, as nossas dúvidas e os nossos receios são perfeitamente naturais e a realidade é que todos nós passamos por desgostos em determinadas fases das nossas vidas.And while I did feel sorry for her, and she did elicit some emotion from me, a lot of times the sheer amount of how much time and emotion she put into being sad about it was too much. Glass Hearts and Broken Promises by Kayla McCullough is a collection of poems split into “The Break” and “The Mend” where readers are bared to the soul of McCullough as she tells the story of heartbreak, love, etc.