Rose: Future heart

The book we shall be reviewing today is 'Rose: future heart' penned by Jazalyn.

Jazayln has a unique style of writing where she narrates a story through multiple verses of poems combining two different forms of literature into one.

In this book, she writes about the internal conflicts one has to face through the course of life, bullying, unrequited love, and second chances.

My favourite poems from the book are:

Silent SOS

I'm my own MVP

But poor

In a rich girl's body;

What about you?

Are you a puppet?

I'll extract your confession

This silence

These silent tears

Cry an SOS

And I must be fearless

To have the courage to express

Are you truly self-partnered?

I am self-existent

With no one

For a lifetime

I have a generous heart;

Many want me

But I want one

Or none

I release my energy in art

For art is everything

And I'm devoted to eugenics:

I'll never marry

And I'll never have kids

But love can't die

Before I live it

Everything hurts

But when I'm taller

I feel like a Goddess

And I need love

To be well

The dream

And the awakening

Are good

But only love

Will calm me down

On this strange eve

I resist

And I say:

"Me no-

Know me"

And I'll keep saying no

I can't fall in love

But love can't be lost

And this grammar of flirt

Screams that

There is no me

Without you

In endless possibilities

I'm no sinner

And I can't fall in love anymore

To the extent

I will never love again

But this coexistence of want

Fools my vulnerable heart

But it's no time for love:

It's time for the truth

Avoiding love

Equals a virgin

And the call

Was spiritual awakening

That resulted

In rave

And closed heart

In the criminal county

I'm enough

For my im-possible dream

And there is

Transformation ahead

But how love fooled us again

To receive an invitation

From the beauty

In the beast?

Someone loves me:

Love does that

And Stupid love:

My feelings are leaked-

I shouldn’t have shown them to you-

I did

And I pay the price

But I don’t regret-

I want you to know

How far I can love you

I may be utopian

But I’m not stupid-

I know the love I feel

Is from another space

And most would call it stupid

But for me

It’s the most precious

In a reality

That is paranoid

Only my utopia saves me

And I know

It’s what your heart wants

So I keep loving you

With this stupid love

If you love reading poetry and want to read something that makes you think deeply, this is your pick.

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