I Wore My Blackest Hair by Carlina Duan
I honestly don't really understand a lot of poetry and I was hoping this book would be different, because I really do like poetry and want to "get it" better, if that makes sense.
There was pain and beauty in some of the poems, but could not get the meaning behind most of them. Maybe I'm not meant to? Poetry is very personal to the writer. If I related more to Carlina's life, would I understand them better? The writing style was different from how I see a lot of poems, very interesting, but might have been one of the factors in making it hard for me to understand.
Despite not getting most of the poems, I still really enjoyed reading this book. I like that it challenged my brain and made me think.
**Disclaimer, I won an ebook copy through a Goodreads giveaway.**
