Walk Away Silver Heart is the first book in, A Love Poetry Trilogy. In this work, Prem uses each line from “Madonna of the Evening Flowers” by Amy Lowell as inspiration for his own writing.

I don’t usually read love poems, but I thought the poet’s approach about love in the way he captured different moments in time between the couple was nothing short of fulfilling. For me, the entire book felt like such a beautiful way to show the depth of intimacy, appreciation, knowing, and longing at times the man in the poem has for his love. It endures for him in the way he sees her “dancing” in the silver night made all the more stunning because she is there, in the way he chooses to hear the little bells sing her name, in comparing their nurtured love to the overrun flowers, and so much more.

It is that kind of rhythmical composition of words that touched me as deeply as my favorite music does whenever I hear it. I loved, Walk Away Silver Heart, because it accomplished that hard-to-reach parallel in melody for me. I highly recommend it and give many thanks to the author for providing a review copy in exchange for my honest review. ( )

Walk Away Silver Heart is a romantic, whimsical journey from the mind of a lover. The character in the book watches his lover doing the most average, every day things, and yet, those tasks don't seem so ordinary. As someone who is recently married, but peen with their partner for over 8 years, I find this book to be very realistic and true. There are days where I look at my husband and find whatever he's doing to be so wholesome and so just "i love you." Have you ever had that feeling? If you know what I'm talking about, that's the feeling this book emanates. ( )

This is a collection of love poetry, with each poem inspired by a line or phrase from the poem Madonna of the Evening Flowers, by Amy Lowell.
Frank Prem has a way with words, as someone who usually does not read love poetry, or even poetry in general, it really facinated me how much i liked the poems in the book.
Goodreads review:https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3265982622 ( )