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Everyone in life coped with the turbulence of Love.
This beautiful collection of poems, structured in four parts, opens with a powerful incipit: a broken and agonizing heart.
Pages after pages you will find a poet that reappears on her strength at a certain moment:
My tides will sew you back together wave by wave....
We leave to the reader the fantasy of discovering growth and catharsis, with that bittersweet taste of asking oneself: who are we really in the turbulence of Love?
Is the Heart really a Liar?
YIWKEI was born in December 2006. She has yet to graduate high school, but it's been an interesting ride. She comes from a small Brazilian city, although her family is Italian, they have been living here for quite a long time.
She began to take writing seriously back in 2021, right after being introduced to Japanese literature, and, since then, learned to share her emotions and thoughts through the endless threads of poetry.
This beautiful collection of poems, structured in four parts, opens with a powerful incipit: a broken and agonizing heart.
Pages after pages you will find a poet that reappears on her strength at a certain moment:
My tides will sew you back together wave by wave....
We leave to the reader the fantasy of discovering growth and catharsis, with that bittersweet taste of asking oneself: who are we really in the turbulence of Love?
Is the Heart really a Liar?
YIWKEI was born in December 2006. She has yet to graduate high school, but it's been an interesting ride. She comes from a small Brazilian city, although her family is Italian, they have been living here for quite a long time.
She began to take writing seriously back in 2021, right after being introduced to Japanese literature, and, since then, learned to share her emotions and thoughts through the endless threads of poetry.
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