Synchroncity, it took me awhile to find time to write a genuine review with no distractions and raw feelings about this journey I went on while reading this book. Initially I knew Melissa is an avid poem writer, coffee enthusiast and an amazing soul so I was really excited to experience her as an author. To no surprise I finished the book in just 2 sittings but I could have just finished it in a couple hours if it was not for Sunday chores day.
I want to especially highlight 3 poems that really spoke to me as a reader.
1. P. 28 06.26.16 "Matter of the Heart"
This piece was such a beautiful explanation of why love is an art. It summarized simple truths of love.
2. P.71 10.01.16 [Journal]
This journal entry really describes the reunion of love and how the universe really does what it is suppose to when the
time is right.
3. P.143 (how ironic) [ and you can't go back to your old tricks]
I love this piece especially because it tells the journey of dating and how its quite the process and you have to keep almost reinventing yourself to find your best self in order to give your best for LOVE.
I am truly honored to have the privilege to read this book by an author who is also amazing. I think all true romanticist or people who need to respire that spark of love can get so much from Melissa's writings. I look forward to more writings from Melissa in the future, thank you for sharing your journey of love with the rest of the world.
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A wonderful love story, poetically chronicled.
I've followed Melissa Hem's poetry on social media for several years now, and through that window I've enjoyed seeing her love story unfold. Now, with the release of her debut book Synchronicity, we're given an intimate look into the twistings and turnings of love's path--the agonies of distance and separation, and the ecstasies of blissful union. Melissa and Stephanie's story is richly chronicled through poems, diary entries, and letters that privilege the reader with a poetic and deeply personal glimpse into the inner workings of the forging of a relationship. Even though hearts may be destined for each other, the road to their union may not be an easy one, but the rewards are immense. In Synchronicity, readers will find moments of resonance with the universal experiences of love it portrays, and those who have had the more rare experience of being irresistibly drawn to a soulmate connection (the depth of which is hard to even put into words) will recognize the hallmarks of a love which seems to supersede the bounds of time itself. It is a book for lovers, and for those who dream that such a love could exist. Synchronicity is a lovely poetry book that must be savored slowly, and I am enjoying taking in every detail.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019
A wonderful love story, poetically chronicled.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019
I've followed Melissa Hem's poetry on social media for several years now, and through that window I've enjoyed seeing her love story unfold. Now, with the release of her debut book Synchronicity, we're given an intimate look into the twistings and turnings of love's path--the agonies of distance and separation, and the ecstasies of blissful union. Melissa and Stephanie's story is richly chronicled through poems, diary entries, and letters that privilege the reader with a poetic and deeply personal glimpse into the inner workings of the forging of a relationship. Even though hearts may be destined for each other, the road to their union may not be an easy one, but the rewards are immense. In Synchronicity, readers will find moments of resonance with the universal experiences of love it portrays, and those who have had the more rare experience of being irresistibly drawn to a soulmate connection (the depth of which is hard to even put into words) will recognize the hallmarks of a love which seems to supersede the bounds of time itself. It is a book for lovers, and for those who dream that such a love could exist. Synchronicity is a lovely poetry book that must be savored slowly, and I am enjoying taking in every detail.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019
If you don’t already believe believe in love or soulmates, I can assure you that you will after reading this book.
I’ve read and reread this book and have continuously failed to find adequate words to describe the timeless love story of soulmates that Melissa Hem has brought to life.
“There is a certain type of love I know exists. Where painters and musicians and poets alike will stop at nothing to capture, express, create, and somehow fall short of being able to define...” (pg 28 - Matter of the Heart)
But believe me when I say Melissa Hem did not fall short of doing so.
A love story immortalized so that it would transcend time
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019
I’m a hopeless romantic and can’t even begin to describe how much I’ve fallen in love with Melissa Hem’s Synchronicty.Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019
If you don’t already believe believe in love or soulmates, I can assure you that you will after reading this book.
I’ve read and reread this book and have continuously failed to find adequate words to describe the timeless love story of soulmates that Melissa Hem has brought to life.
“There is a certain type of love I know exists. Where painters and musicians and poets alike will stop at nothing to capture, express, create, and somehow fall short of being able to define...” (pg 28 - Matter of the Heart)
But believe me when I say Melissa Hem did not fall short of doing so.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 3, 2019