Dear _____, Lovely, Lovely Soul: Unsent Letters and Forgotten Forget Me Nots by Marc L. Militello

Book Review, by Mihai Brinas.   5 Stars.

"This book of unsent letters written in poetic monologue is dedicated to all those who dwell in their sadness.”

I leave this image behind and follow the author. I do not regret, because in a short time, I taste love, and I see the light.

"While its warmth might get cold, its light still shines bright" 

In the center of my attention is also revealed a complex notion: The reason.

“understand that sometimes things do happen for a reason”

These notions, love, light, the path to follow, the reason, are pretentious and have a special sensitivity.

The wisdom of philosophers polished them, kept them in places of religion, and comforted them with the imagination of writers.

Marc Militello knows what to do with these notions, respects them, and tries to see in their essence. Writers see some things that others do not see. That's why they write.

“Follow the path until the  light is within your grasp Someone once taught me temptation and I tempted fate.”

When the meeting between path and fate takes place, we must find an answer. Am I the one who found the way? Or is it the path that chose me? 

Strange and unscrupulous, sometimes love can turn into loneliness.

“Be gentle and fair this night my love open your mind and heart to others beauty”.

“I fear for myself, I fear of myself

The road I am to travel is a long one.”

Poetry is a literary genre that is very difficult to fit into a pattern. In this collection, we can talk about the sincerity of the author. And if you mean sincerity when you write, you think of originality. 

“I shall prevail.”