Genre: Poetry, Sociology
Gill explores the impact of the pandemic and the feelings expressed by so many captivatingly within her collection, ‘Where Hope Comes From’.
The relationship between individuals thoughts, feelings, and emotions - to space and astronomy is so clever, and it adds another dimension to this collection, which was very unexpected, but extremely powerful.
Each piece is thought-provoking and evokes a powerful response drawing the reader in. What it does extremely well is it relates to each individual dependant on their experiences throughout the pandemic - there literally is something in here for absolutely anyone.
This is a beautiful collection and it encapsulates a moment in time that affected, not only one country, region, or continent - but the entire world. It is interesting the perspectives creatives takes around these events, as is seen with my collection ‘Lockdown’.
I gave this collection five stars due to the way it made me feel when reading it - this was done by the use of imagery and structure of each poem. It truly is a wonderful read and I would highly recommend this collection to anyone.
Since reading this collection I have gone to add more of Nikita’s other works to my wish and to-read lists, her tone and style has captured me with this collection and I cannot wait to see what other visually encapsulating pieces she has in store for me.
Gill explores the impact of the pandemic and the feelings expressed by so many captivatingly within her collection, ‘Where Hope Comes From’.
The relationship between individuals thoughts, feelings, and emotions - to space and astronomy is so clever, and it adds another dimension to this collection, which was very unexpected, but extremely powerful.
Each piece is thought-provoking and evokes a powerful response drawing the reader in. What it does extremely well is it relates to each individual dependant on their experiences throughout the pandemic - there literally is something in here for absolutely anyone.
This is a beautiful collection and it encapsulates a moment in time that affected, not only one country, region, or continent - but the entire world. It is interesting the perspectives creatives takes around these events, as is seen with my collection ‘Lockdown’.
I gave this collection five stars due to the way it made me feel when reading it - this was done by the use of imagery and structure of each poem. It truly is a wonderful read and I would highly recommend this collection to anyone.
Since reading this collection I have gone to add more of Nikita’s other works to my wish and to-read lists, her tone and style has captured me with this collection and I cannot wait to see what other visually encapsulating pieces she has in store for me.
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