When Love Rises

By: Michelle G. Stradford

Narrated by: Michelle G. Stradford

Poetry about life that celebrates love, offers comfort in heartbreak, and inspiration to heal, move forward, and try love again.

In this emotional thriller of contemporary prose and poetic reflections, you will discover the many sides to love, from unrestrained joy of the first flutter of a new romance, to the pain of heartbreak, and the journey to healing and finding the inspiration to try at love again.

It is organized into three sections - The Love, In the Dark, and The Light - to help you connect immediately to the emotion you are experiencing.

With poems as short as the four lines of "Sparks", to longer and more thought-provoking verse such as "Wasted", there is something for everyone to connect to as their own.

And whether you are picking it up in a snatched moment during a busy day or settling down for an evening with a relaxing glass of wine, When Love Rises offers something that will touch the soul of any listener.

©2019 Michelle G. Stradford (P)2019 Michelle G. Stradford

Beautiful poetry

When Love Rises is a book that will speak to your heart and soul. The narrator does an phenomenal job reading her poetry. This book made me cry, smile and think about life in general. If you love poetry or if it is new to you you will get excited about the spoken word if you read it listen to this book.

Great!

I am a big fan of unknown poets. So therefore when I decided to read this or rather listen to this audible book I wasn’t expecting much. Only because when you read a lot of unknown poets it seems as if a lot of them just like to write down gibberish call it a part enact very please with their self. That is not the case here. Here we have a poet. She displays emotions any questions love hope and hurt with grace, nobility and yet it all seems to come naturally which is isn’t a hard thing to achieve so kudose to Michelle whose last name I forgot thanks for the great poetry. I think my favorite poem was trimmers although I liked so many of them. If I had to pick one though I think it would be trimmers.