Delighted to share my review of Harmony Kent’s latest release… Sorrowful Soul (Book 3 in the Soul Poetry series)
About the collection
If we’re lucky, we meet twilight at the front door and old age creeps in on the night breeze.
Even if we make it to our twilight years, the more we age, the more loss we must endure as part of the cycle of life. Many of these poems lament death, but they also relate to broken relationships, severed friendships, and the loss of youth. This book of grief poetry is as much about saying goodbye and working through loss as it is about death and love split asunder.
This heartfelt collection provides company and compassion through the devastating journey of loss and shows us we do not travel this lonely road alone. Within these pages we share shock, numbness and denial, catapult into anger, bargaining, depression, loneliness…
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Judith Barrow 
Thanks very much Judith ♥
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Thanks so much for sharing, Judith. Have a wonderful week ahead. Hugs 💕🙂
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It’s me pleasure, Harmony. I hope your week is a good one as well.xx
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Thanks for this, Judith. It’s a wonderful review and I have Sorrowful Soul in my Kindle, bumped close to the surface now. xx
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Thank you, Alex. Many a time I read a great review and I bump the book to the top of the pile. A lot of my books are now very dizzy!! I need a year to read all the lovey stories waiting to see the light of day. 😊💕
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