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Sweet Nothings

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For poetry lovers, the painfully heartbroken, the ecstatically love-struck… this poetry book has something for you.

Love can be one of the greatest feelings, yet it holds the potential to be one of the worst. Regardless of where your love life stands, poetry can help you see things from a perspective that regular words can’t, as it whisks you away to a world where it’s just you and the poems exist.

Sweet Nothings is a collection of two categories of poems that take you through the stark contrast between the ugly side of heartbreak and the bliss of love. Through a unique storytelling format that paints a perfect picture of love uncensored, this poetry book is for you whether you are dealing with something love-related or just love good poetry.

If you left things unsaid, it will take the words right out of your mouth.

If you are looking to heal your wounded heart, you might just find some solace.

If you are deeply in love, you’ll feel the love coursing through your veins.


And if you love the written word, you’ll fall in love with this one!

89 pages, Paperback

Published November 13, 2023

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Fatin Riyaz

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November 28, 2023
I feel so bad being the first one to review this because I found those to be very very very basic you’d probably find the same on a Hallmark card to be honest I’m sure they’ll be an audience out there for this writer but I am definitely definitely definitely not in that audience
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April 25, 2026
It was beautiful, I love how the heartbroken is first before the lovers, in order to find love you must feel heartbreak imo. This book is by an amazing poet, and deserves more recognition
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