Wander: A compilation of my thoughts about life, nature and people expressed through poem

Wander is a book of rhyming verse poems about emotions, our inner world, nature, people and how life can turn you on.

This book was an expressive piece by Rachel White, there are beautiful deep dives into emotions like anger, there is some messy-ness with imperfects rhymes and heartfelt honest retellings of some darker times in her life.

Wander explores different themes and topics that will get you in your feels AND uplift you.

What others have said

"I love the feel of it so much before I even started reading. I know it will be so easy to get lost in it. I've just read the anger one and it was powerful. I think I'll have to sit with one at a time"

"A really heartfelt honest body of work that I just loved."

"Wander is fucking beautiful! I love the layout and Femininity of these poems. There is so much power and passion put into your words. The world needs to read my favourite, “Surrender to the Crumbling” asap, it is so comforting and deep. Thank you for putting this beauty into the world Rachel!"

"Rachel I have just read your first poem, Anger is a Gift, and oh my gosh. I am absolutely blown away with the way your words flow yet contain such power and beauty. I can not wait to read more! Very very impressed"

"I absolutely love and adore each poem in wander so much, I connected to each one of them so deeply.! I loved the boundaries and fire very much.! It's soo beautifully worded and I Absolutely loved how wonderful it is divided into sections and how it's a beautiful wander about everything in life as a whole.!"

“Some of these poems transport me back to some lonely and painful times. But they way Rachel writes about them, I somewhat feel a nostalgia, because I know now, from her comforting words, that I never was alone.”

“Wander is glorious, the energy is a deep fascination and curiousness around being human and experiencing the world around us.”

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Data di uscita

Audiolibro: 18 novembre 2022