Please Love Me at My Worst

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Wish on my teardrops until they become moonlight i promise they’ll become moonlight please don’t give up on me please love me at my worst i pluck one gray hair every day throw it in the sink it disappears like its job is done taunting me since twenty-two i put sunscreen on my face every morning eye cream on my face every night hangovers feel different at twenty-seven a drunk friday. Einige kamen mir eher vor wie die Caption für einen Instagram-Post, aber sie waren trotzdem echt schön. As in any other poetry collection, some of the poems I really liked and felt like were reading right into my soul, and others I just felt meh about. This was well and truly really beautiful and will be perfect for those who are waiting to see how to come out. Written during the 2020 COVID-19 quarantine, the book is a reflection of what it means to yearn for people who are unavailable and how important it is to focus on self-love and healing.

Somit ist „Please Love Me at My Worst“ insgesamt ein sehr emotionales, nachdenklich stimmendes, melancholisches, aber auch mutmachendes Werk, das ich sicherlich nicht zum letzten Mal gelesen habe.I was so surprised when I read a poem regarding astrology, which is a subject I truly love — happy to know that the author is also a scorpio sun. Be kind even though my words are harsh i rarely mean it my teeth are serrated but if you don’t bite back my tongue will learn to love you instructions on loving me they always come back when you learn to stop needing them could you come back please and just love me a little while longer i don’t need much just give my hand a squeeze kiss my forehead could you please come back. I wish my pisces midheaven had a little more self-resolve and my chiron in leo didn’t try to sabotage my success all i’m asking is to switch some signs shift the sky i just need a little change.

Die Texte sind allesamt sehr persönlich, wirken auf positive Art und Weise nur wenig kommerziell und ich hatte bei vielen Gedichten das Gefühl, als würde mir die Autorin direkt aus der Seele sprechen.Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. Michaela Angemeer (she/they) is a queer Canadian poet who’s passionate about sharing her healing journey and inspiring readers to spend more time with their feelings.

From simple one liners to full pages, each of Angemeer's poems consists of things I once thought and felt, things I think and feel now, or things I am sure I will feel and think in the future. and to all the wonderful people at andrews mcmeel publishing, thank you for taking a chance on me and making my dreams come true. To my oma, thank you for giving me twenty-eight years of wisdom and showing me the importance of enjoying your own company.They’ve published four best-selling collections of poetry including When He Leaves You, You’ll Come Back to Yourself, Please Love Me at My Worst and Poems for the Signs.

It wasn't until I finished the very last sentence of the acknowledgements that the tears fell and I felt a near cathartic release. Das Buch ist dabei in insgesamt vier Parts aufgeteilt: „Please love my inner child“, „Please love me at my worst“, „please love me for who i am“ und „please love me who i‘m becoming“.Sometimes the thoughts are so simple, jotted down in one line - but they are something that you think and have never put into words. Why did you show this hurt to such a little girl her small hands couldn’t handle your blade it ripped her heart open while you poured the acid you can keep your attempt at love i took beatrice to your gravestone but she didn’t know why we stopped there because you can’t explain burial to a dog so i dug up my missing you with tears and no shovel. to my dad, thank you for being my number one supporter and maybe the only one more excited than me over the past four years. I'll be honest, out of all the poetry I have read recently I think this was the one that I enjoyed the least. To my agent, james, thank you for finding me in a corner of the internet and believing in my potential as an author.