"Every night we spent together shone with a brilliant light —
and so I wanted to give you those nights, those moments, all over again."
A new release from Jedit, the illustrator who weaves lonely nights into warm romance!
A present-tense love book that calls back the sparkling "you and me"
The tender feelings, the memories of love, the time of pure innocence — at some point they all begin to fade, and we forget. How many such moments have slipped away from us? Jedit is an illustrator who has s...
A poetry book about love. Poems range from a couple verses to a page, and each one is accompanied by a drawing. The format of the prologue is slightly different from the rest, so if you're unsure about continuing, I recommend getting at least to the beginning of the first chapter, to give it a fair shot.
While these poems are small, they still manage to convey a lot of meaning. The accompanying drawings can help with understanding. Difficulty wise, vocabulary varies from poem to poem. Some I knew all, some I had to look up several words for just those few verses. The grammar points used are mostly intermediate, although the unfamiliar format can make understanding things more difficult. The biggest difficulty lies in the vocabulary, as many of the words used have double meanings (it makes figuring it out oh so much more satisfaying however).
Overall, I would say this is a good first foray into poetry. It's by no means easy, but it is easier I would say than a lot of modern/contemporary poetry (and certainly most older poetry).