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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
Treat yourself to a collection of invigorating poems with Luke Levi's Miracles Forgotten. The book opens with the stimulating poem "Perfection Is Illusion," where the narrator marvels at the imperfect nature of all beautiful things in the world. "Renewal" touches upon the significance of death and shows how it leads to a new beginning. In "Flowers, Forever," an old man honors his beloved departed wife's memory by planting flowers in his garden. The narrator focuses on the similarities between poetry and nature in "To Live Poetry." In "If We Were Flowers," the narrator wonders if there would be an end to conflicts if everyone treated each other as beautiful flowers. "Let Us Live For Once" calls for people to enjoy life to its fullest by soaking up everything it has to offer.
Miracles Forgotten is a heartwarming poetry collection. After finishing the book, you will feel revitalized and hopeful about the world. Luke Levi delves into themes of nature, life, love, and beauty through his mesmerizing verses, which enthrall and keep you immersed in these poetic narratives. With this poetry, the author sheds light on the intrinsic bond between humans and nature, a connection that overcomes our differences and makes us feel like parts of a larger whole. Each poem explores a well-defined topic while sharing a common thematic ground related to nature and spirituality throughout the larger narrative. I found Levi's poetic storytelling beautiful, and, overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this collection. If you're a poetry aficionado who loves wholesome poetic narratives, this book is tailor-made for you!
