Finding Daisies

Product Information

Above all, this heartfelt, beautifully-illustrated poetry collection serves as a homage to the generational trauma breakers whose perseverance halted a toxic cycle and instigated a new one of transformative catharsis. Kara is a very strong main character and even though she is morally gray, it’s certainly done in a way where you can understand why she does what she does.

a person can read a poem and feel one way, and someone else could read the exact same one and feel entirely different. From pre-birth to motherhood, Jessica Jocelyn imparts the reader with an inside look of navigating the tumultuous process of healing from the mother and father wounds. Finding Dotty encourages imagination and creativity in children of all ages, taking the everyday and breathing life into it! When she isn’t storytelling, you can find this free-spirited goth spending quality time with her family that inspire her every day.Steeped in sheer poignancy and glimmers of hope, this isn’t merely a poetic narrative of growth; it’s a story of being more rooted in oneself and becoming one’s own parent. Jessica Jocelyn is the thirty-something author of three poetry books (Chasing Wildfires, Girl (Remastered) and Finding Daisies), a proud mother, and a nemophilist. You really feel the grief from her experiences almost a This is a gorgeous debut collection full of poems that I can’t describe other than “real” and “raw” This collection really moved me and that’s a hard thing to do lately at this point in my life.

I felt like we didn't stay within a set of emotions long enough for them to be as impactful as they were meant to be. I relate so much to a lot of what she says and I have closed my kindle and said “damn, she’s talking directly to my soul”. There would be a few inspiring shorts and then suddenly we swerve left and we're in the future dealing with a bad relationship and then swerving right into what I think was a good relationship? Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).Finding Daisies takes the listener through the life stages of a girl who endures untold trauma and ultimately overcomes it. Finding Daisies is my second poetry collection all about breaking the cycle and the inner child healing journey. The very beginning of the book it has a passage explaining that there is no clear timeline to protect some people's identities. i loved how the poems were categorised - the hurting and the healing were both incredibly emotional and heartfelt in different ways, but i felt so strongly towards the both of them. i think the best way to describe good poetry is the type that takes you on a journey, one that is an individual experience for all.

I enjoyed the story telling with the Norse mythology and the only bad part about this book was that it ended! the reason why i like this poetry so much is that it does just that - takes you on a journey so unique that you experience the poems like no other. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.I can’t thank her enough for giving a voice to those of us healing from relationship and parent wounds. i could connect my own personal experiences with this poetry, and i think that is so important for poetry reading and writing. Jessica Jocelyn is the thirty-something author of four poetry books (Chasing Wildfires, Finding Daisies, Girl(Remastered), and Ever More), a proud mother, and a nemophilist. There were several passages that made my breath catch in my throat and wonder if she and I had lived such similar lives, that she was writing my story, as well. The poetry in this book was very well written and emotionally charged as I could feel it when I read it.

Though I did not relate to every single passage in this book, there were many pages that spoke to my inner healing child. being able to connect on a personal level to a poet so different from you is a sign of good writing, in my opinion.When she isn’t storytelling, you can find this free spirited goth spending quality time with her family that inspire her every day. Finding Daisies takes the reader through the life stages of a girl who endures untold trauma and ultimately overcomes it.