Leggere Loft

Writing for the kid you used to be. 🌅 John Colacarro’s i am a sunset is a reflective collection of poetry and prose aimed at the inner child who needs to hear these words. #Poetry #IndieReads #SelfDiscovery In i am a sunset , Colacarro pivots from his debut to write directly to his past self.  While I love the heart behind writing for one's inner child, the execution feels a bit sparse.  The Amazon description is far too short to truly pull readers into his world, and the cover design needs a professional touch to match the sentiment.  There’s a sweet soul here, but it needs a better "outfit" and more detail to really shine in the indie scene! 👉 Grab your copy today! Rating: 3/5 Lofts 🪵 Why: The emotional core is relatable, but the book needs a more descriptive Amazon presence and a stronger cover design to compete with other top-tier indie poetry collections.

Observation is a superpower. ✍️ Harvey L. Ricks III returns with Scribe Schola , a heavy-hitting collection of truths for the modern soul. #Poetry #IndiePhilosophy #ScribeSchola In Scribe Schola: Thoughts from a Scribe vol.2 , Harvey L. Ricks III acts as our eyes and ears, turning the storms of lived experience into a masterclass of poetic resilience. There is a specific weight to the word "Scribe" that I just adore. It implies someone who isn't just writing, but recording —witnessing the world and ensuring its truths aren't lost to the noise. In this second volume, Ricks continues to carve out a space where honesty isn't just a policy; it’s a source of power. As an indie blogger, I’m always drawn to works that blend genres, and this mix of poetry and philosophy feels like a conversation with a wise friend who has seen it all and decided to turn that struggle into art. What stands out in this collection is the "quiet wisdom." It’s not a book that shouts...