BooksChatter: ☀ Can't Think Straight

Wednesday, 16 February 2022

☀ Can't Think Straight - Isabel Scheck

Thank you for joining us on the Virtual Book Tour for Can't Think Straight, an LGBTQ+ poetry by Isabel Scheck (12 October 2021, Lulu.com, 45 pages).

PREVIEW: Check out the book's synopsis and Excerpt below.

Author Isabel Scheck will be awarding 1 of 2 autographed books to a randomly drawn winner via Rafflecopter during the tour. Please do take part: comment on our post and follow the tour where you will be able to read other excerpts (☀), and reviews (✍).

|| Synopsis || Teaser: Excerpt || About the Author || Giveaway & Tour Stops ||

Synopsis

A collection of 35 poems in which a poet thinks about women a little too much... (Sapphic poetry)

"A gentle, melancholic collection of poetry about longing and love, Isabel Scheck’s Can’t Think Straight makes a profound and heartfelt emotional impact through simplicity and symbolism." ~ Self-Publishing Review

Teaser: Excerpt

Poem no. 7: Scary, Isn’t It?

I often think about how scary it is;
one minute you’re fine and the next
you’re yearning for a girl you’ve only just met. And the mere thought of her is enough to give you violent butterflies.

The more you get to know her
the more she becomes everything you think about.
The more you know her the funnier and prettier she becomes until the butterflies aren’t
only reserved for when she’s near;
they’re there forevermore.

I often think about how scary it is;
How is it that a singular person has that much of an effect on you?
It’s scary because you know that you’re giving her the power to break your heart if she so chooses.

Can't Think Straight
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About the Author

Isabel is a self-published author and artist who comes from England, but lives in Switzerland.

She works with children, which she adores, but she also loves to write; especially in the genres of fantasy, poetry and romance. She uses experiences and images as inspiration to create words.

Isabel also loves to express herself by drawing.

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