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Maybe Today by SK Williams

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Maybe Today

SK Williams

Andrews McMeel Publishing · Paperback · June 6, 2023

Reading lane: Inspirational Poetry

A tender homage to the journeys of growth and change that we all experience, told through the theme of the four seasons and the connection they have to our lives.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Seasons of Change

Poetry pairs life’s harder turns with nature’s seasons and a gentle, affirming voice.

Come here for

  • A nature-shaped reflection on growth, grief, and change
  • Warm words that make room for life’s brighter moments

Expect

  • Four sections named for the seasons
  • Poems accompanied by annotations from a trusted friend’s perspective

Book Details

Authors
SK Williams
Publisher
Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published
June 6, 2023
Format
Paperback
Theme
Inspirational Poetry · Love Poetry
Reading lane
Inspirational Poetry

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • American Poetry

  • Love Poetry

  • Place Poetry

About This Book

A tender homage to the journeys of growth and change that we all experience, told through the theme of the four seasons and the connection they have to our lives. Growing pains, societal pressures, loneliness, grief––all these things make it hard to see the positive moments life offers. Maybe Today , a new collection of poetry from SK Williams, reflects on these difficulties but paves a path of light and love while doing so. Through inspiration from nature and gentle yet sti...

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A tender homage to the journeys of growth and change that we all experience, told through the theme of the four seasons and the connection they have to our lives. Growing pains, societal pressures, loneliness, grief––all these things make it hard to see the positive moments life offers. Maybe Today , a new collection of poetry from SK Williams, reflects on these difficulties but paves a path of light and love while doing so. Through inspiration from nature and gentle yet stirring words, Williams proves that becoming the healthiest, happiest version of ourselves is possible––and worth it. Sometimes we just need a little help finding it. Titled “Fall,” “Winter,” “Spring,” and “Summer,” each of the four sections of the book detail varying yet relatable life experiences. The main voice of the book is enhanced through the addition of annotations from a tender perspective of a trusted friend, representing the gentler, affirming perspective we all deserve to hear.

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