Moody Black Chick by Maggie Hawkins - Reviewed by marlene ridgway

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Moody Black Chick, written by Maggie Hawkins, is a collection of poetry with accompanying art that will be enjoyed by women all over.

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From the writer of the paranormal thriller Hallowed Ground comes a collection of poetry that takes you on an inimitable journey through sin, salvation, pain, bliss, love, and heartbreak. Moody Black Chick aims to celebrate all of the emotions that make us the wonderfully complex creations that we are as we witness the evolution of the human soul.

It always makes me happy when I come across a new poetry book that I not only enjoy myself, but can also recommend to all of my friends. Moody Black Chick, written by Maggie Hawkins is a collection of poetry with accompanying art that will be enjoyed by women all over. You do not need extensive knowledge or experience with poetry to appreciate the beauty of these pages. Although, the author proves that she is no amateur with her distinct style and elegant way with words.

In “This Could Be What Ends Us”, Hawkins explores the seemingly

Rating: ★★★★★

Maggie Hawkins’ Moody Black Chick is a compelling collection of poetry that combines powerful words with evocative art, creating an experience that resonates deeply with women of all backgrounds. This collection is accessible to both seasoned poetry enthusiasts and newcomers alike, showcasing Hawkins’ talent and distinct style.

One of the standout pieces, “This Could Be What Ends Us,” delves into the small, everyday moments that can significantly impact our lives. The poem is both engaging and poignant, capturing the essence of real relationships and the heartbreaks that often accompany them. Similarly, “Vaudeville,” “The Change,” and “I Never Saw A Woman” tackle challenging themes with a light yet insightful touch, highlighting Hawkins’ ability to bring positivity to even the most complex topics. Her poetry invites immediate rereading, a testament to its depth and relatability.

A personal favorite, “I Had a Love,” initially presents as a straightforward love story but unfolds into a nuanced exploration of modern romance. Hawkins deftly captures how contemporary life influences our deepest emotions, making this poem especially poignant for anyone navigating love in today’s fast-paced world. This collection is a comforting companion through all stages of a relationship—new beginnings, breakups, tough times, and moments of joy.

Moody Black Chick is impeccably edited and formatted, a significant achievement for a self-published book. The professionalism evident in its presentation underscores the dedication and effort Hawkins invested in her work.

Favorite quote:

“They’ve always been that way, I say,

That sparkle was your reflection,

The further you move away from me, the dimmer

the projection.”

Hawkins’ words speak to the heart, reflecting a strong female perspective that is both empowering and inspiring. This book is a must-read for anyone who appreciates the beauty of poetry and the strength of women’s voices.

Highly recommended for poetry lovers seeking a fresh, powerful, and relatable collection.

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