Thoughts collected and transformed, allow us to see what can’t be said
“How To Say What You Can’t” is an introspective look at love from each one of its many facets. It displays relationships from its various stages of infatuation, initial introductions, courtship, turbulence and intimacy at its very core. This is romance for the new millennium with a touch of old school chivalry. The quote “All these feelings only come to one summary, that it’s gotta be love”, summarizes the experience you’ll receive when reading these poems.
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Reviews for "How To Say What You Can't: A Collection of Thoughts"
Reviewed by EUGENIA CLARK
1/29/2010
Wow!
Lorenzo is truly a young man who delivers "ole school" romance with a touch of "neo soul" influence. He takes your hand and guides you through the intimate beginnings of attraction at first sight.
In Section I, he has written words that would make a woman blush if she knew a stranger had such romantic and intense feelings for her - check out "He Knew Her By".
In Section II, he takes that "attraction at first sight" to the next level. He has met her and revels in her being. He appreciates everything about her and is not ashamed to let her know. He professes how one person can make a difference in another person's life. Check out "Since You Left".
In Section III, the connection is complete. The fulfillment of all his dreams have come true - they are one and he could never imagine his life without her. Check out "Thoughts 3".
As quoted from his book, "This is romance for the new millennium with a touch of old school chivalry".
Mary Angela Nangini's poems celebrate the richness of life and love. From the city to cottage-country and the roads in between, Nangini explores the changing seasons of her varied region. (This book will soon be reprinted in hard cover.)
