Review of The Sound Of Broken Wand

[Francisca Sunday]

Been a long while since I read poetry. I'm glad this one is worth the time and effort. I low-key admire the use of profanity. A well-written review.

[Olivier Muhammad]

What struck me most about this review was the way it delved into the thematic richness of the poems, exploring how Black's verses grapple with profound issues like love, fear, societal judgments, and the cathartic process of healing from past traumas. The reviewer's analysis of specific poems like "In the Arms of Morpheus," "The Captor and the Key," and "Reflections" was particularly compelling, showcasing the reviewer's keen understanding of the emotional resonance and symbolic complexity present in Black's work.

[Dalia Chf]

A collection of poems that encompasses all aspects of life, from love, to society, to fear and overcoming past difficulties. Sounds like a rather enjoyable read! I love that there are different fonts in the book, thanks for sharing that in your review!!

[Ngozi Onyibor]

Poems are such an effective way to passage a message. Their relative brevity makes them all the more memorable. However, I have never read a collection with a musical undercurrent, so I look forward to reading Tiki Black's work.

[Chad Anthony]

I loved how this review highlighted the unique blend of poetry and music in The Sound Of Broken Wand. The mention of the poem "In the Arms of Morpheus" and its theme of finding refuge is particularly intriguing. I'm excited to explore these deep, resonant themes myself.

[Anu Anand]

I’m not usually a poetry fan, but "The Sound Of Broken Wand" by Tiki Black sounds intriguing. The blend of poetry and music, along with themes of love, fear, and healing, seems very engaging. Congrats on BOTD!

[Omobolanle Savage]

This review beautifully captures the essence of Tiki Black's poetic artistry. The detailed analysis of themes like love and societal judgments, along with the integration of musical notations, makes me eager to dive into The Sound Of Broken Wand. Definitely adding this to my reading list!

[Mercy Bolo]

The author, a renowned songwriter, pens introspective poems that will excite music lovers. The poems tackle the themes of love, societal judgement. and the fear of entrapment. The book is relatively short so anyone craving a quick read will enjoy the intriguing journey of human experience.

[grace ruhara]

I would definitely read the poems and enjoy the various themes that the author discusses in her book.

[SOBIA AHMAD 2]

I can't find myself in poetry as a stand-alone, however I love poetry in music. I like the idea of writing poetry with accompanying musical notes. Poetry is a good friend yourself. You write your fillings and emotions by poetry.

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

When studying literature, one needs to learn from poetry books as well. The theme of contemplation and its encounter with the art of poetry would be an interesting concept in the story. Reading your review makes me even more eager to read this book. Thank you for writing this. What a great review.

[Sarah S 20]

This book seems intriguing. I'm not really into poetry. But I'll give this one a try. Thank you for a nice review.

[Naushin Moledina]

"The Sound Of Broken Wand" by Tiki Black is a poetic collection that intertwines music and verse, exploring themes like love, fear, societal judgment, and healing. Notable poems include "In the Arms of Morpheus," "The Captor and the Key," and "Reflections." With captivating visuals, thoughtful quotes, and impeccable editing, it earns 5 stars and is recommended for poetry and music enthusiasts. Thank you for a great review.

[Black Indigo]

I'm not an avid poetry reader, but some of the poems mentioned in the review may resonate with me. Thank you for the review.

[Abiodunakinola]

The author masterfully blends poetic expression with musical notations, creating a multi-layered experience that appeals to both poetry and music enthusiasts. Her exploration of themes like love, fear, societal judgments, and the healing power of letting go resonates deeply, making this collection a poignant and reflective read. Nice review.