What is your opinion?
A voice that turns pain into poetry with honesty✨
"Emma writes in free verse with minimal punctuation, and deliberate white space. The brevity is a tool. Each pause forces the reader to sit with the weight of what's just been said. "Trance" demonstrates this well, where the repeated refrain "she didn't stop" builds tension without ever raising its voice. What's equally impressive is how Emma shifts perspective across poems — third person, second person, first person — moving between observer and participant in a way that feels intentional rather than inconsistent.⭐️ The emotional depth is where the collection distinguishes itself. In my opinion, "Family Tree" is arguably the strongest piece, its cyclical dread of inherited addiction landing with quiet devastation. "why do you cut" is uncomfortably raw, but that discomfort is entirely the point. It reads like honesty that has nowhere left to hide🖤"
Good
"Loved the book. "
Trance Was Too Good
"The girl was surrounded by sadness and pressure. She wanted to jot down every little thing on the paper and she felt kinda annoying when someone try to stop her but finally she got someone who will read her. Listen her. Talk to her. Such a beautiful poem. "
