#Poetry Spotlight – Hollow by Jazalyn @justjazalyn

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Synopsis

 

A ghost spirit of dark’s universe falls in love with a ghost spirit of light’s universe, and while They cannot meet, for They wander around separate realms and spacetimes, They live Their love through a secret and sacred interaction.

They are light years APART.

But there is INVISIBLE possession.

A precious NEED bridges the range.

A SECRET LANGUAGE.

A SACRED ENERGY.

A distant BOND is created.

An EVOLUTION of the SOULS.

Will they ever MEET for REAL?

And in what FORM?

A supernatural paranormal romance poetic novel of mystical and spiritual time travel, epitome of confessional metaphysical and existential love that is seen in space opera.

I prefer the dark
And often I cry
But is it so sad?
You prefer the light
And you smile
But are you happy?

Our eyes see
Different things
But our thoughts
Are aligned
And I’m wondering
Why I love you
When we can’t live
The same life

 

 

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Read more about the book in the Press Release

 

 

Praise

 

“Memorable!” – “Evocation of mystery” – “Ethereal nature” – “Modernist” – “Highly creative” – “Very unique concept” – “Astonishingly beautiful” – “Unique experience” – “Carries a beauty to it” – “(The poems) carry a plaintive beauty”

“The poems are painfully heartbreaking and pull at the strings of my emotions” – “Filled with yearning and angst” – “The poems touched me. I got emotional reading them” – “Powerful style with consistently vivid imagery and delightful word that nourish your soul” – “Unique themes with diversification that is the real beauty of this book”

“One of my favorite lines of poetry I’ve ever read” – “Sweet, stuffy, emotional and sooo many emotions my goodness” – “She did get into my head in ways I had not expected” – “She might take you places you did not expect to go” – “Her storytelling style is super unique and hypnotically engaging”

 

 

About the Author

 

Jazalyn attracts all cultures and traditions with an audience from all walks and stages of life as a consequence of the universal atmosphere that encircles her themes.

Her innovative and versatile writing style stemming from abstraction and absurdness captivates mystery and suspense with words swimming in surrealism and magical realism.

Her imaginative and inventive narration unites the philosophical with the psychological and the scientific elements of both fantasy and fiction that create and solve riddles and puzzles.

In what results as a contemporary genre of cinematic (epic) poetry in slice of life-vignette expression which provokes thinking and eyes new horizons.

Her latest books vViIrRuUsS, Rose, Hollow signify Jazalyn’s transition towards literary magnificence.

 

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