Planting Gardens in Graves
From the beloved author of Whiskey, Words, and a Shovel comes the first volume in an all new series.
r.h. Sin returns with a force inPlanting Gardens in Graves: a powerful collection of poetry that hones in on the themes dearest to his readers. This original volume celebrates connection, mourns heartbreak, and above all, empowers its readers to seek the love they deserve.
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Warning: Do not turn this into a drinking game where you drink every time you read something you've already read in the previous pages. You will die.
I rarely give anything a one star rating, but I had higher expectations for this after reading [b:I hope this reaches her in time|36633385|I hope this reaches her in time|R.H. Sin|https:i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1511234868l/36633385._SY75_.jpg|58398315] and feeling like I may have actually written it because it hit that close to home.
These "poems" felt like little thought snippets. Things that I may write on a bathroom stall if I was a little depressed, a little ticked off, or just a little drunk.
Exhibit A:
so many women waste
their patience
on the promises of men
Oh, really? You don't say!
Exhibit B:
being single
is a time to heal
I'm pretty sure I've read that in magazines - Seventeen? Cosmo? Maybe a teen blog? Maybe on Oprah back in 1997 when it would have felt like an epiphany (or maybe not because I would have been 12 years old and was always single)?
There were a couple of good ones in here but not enough to boost my rating on this one. Since I went out and bought 8 others Sin books in one sweep, I will try again.
1 Star
I rarely give anything a one star rating, but I had higher expectations for this after reading [b:I hope this reaches her in time|36633385|I hope this reaches her in time|R.H. Sin|https:i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1511234868l/36633385._SY75_.jpg|58398315] and feeling like I may have actually written it because it hit that close to home.
These "poems" felt like little thought snippets. Things that I may write on a bathroom stall if I was a little depressed, a little ticked off, or just a little drunk.
Exhibit A:
so many women waste
their patience
on the promises of men
Oh, really? You don't say!
Exhibit B:
being single
is a time to heal
I'm pretty sure I've read that in magazines - Seventeen? Cosmo? Maybe a teen blog? Maybe on Oprah back in 1997 when it would have felt like an epiphany (or maybe not because I would have been 12 years old and was always single)?
There were a couple of good ones in here but not enough to boost my rating on this one. Since I went out and bought 8 others Sin books in one sweep, I will try again.
1 Star
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