So what do you guys think? Am I being too harsh? Should I just let people enjoy what they enjoy?.Īlso, one final thing. In fact I'll go as far as to say that if you like Milk and Honey you are quite frankly immoral. Which is to say that they're both easy to read, easy to understand, and therefore people who don't read alot all of sudden can say they've read and understood something. The New Republic 1 New York Times bestseller milk and honey is a. However, Milk and Honey just seems to go in the opposite direction by literally just putting words that make sense one after the other to which people exclaim "this is the best thing I have ever read" or "Milk and Honey changed my life"Ĭan someone describe my feelings more eloquently than me? Am I alone in this? My own theory is that people like Milk and Honey for the same reason they - and this is controversial - like the Alchemist. As the title of the section implies, neither in a way which will make you smile rather, in a way which will make you ache and feel the ache think and understand your thoughts. I haven't read alot of it as I find it sometimes too difficult to understand what the author is trying to say. The first section of Rupi Kaur’s milk and honey the hurting mainly explores two themes: families and sex. I must say though I am not the biggest fan of poetry it self. Toronto-based poet Rupi Kaur visited the HACK studio to read us some of her debut collection of poetry, Milk and Honey.Milk and Honey is a 1 New York Time. It's litterally just fragmented sentences. Milk and Honey is the worst thing I have ever read.Īm I missing something? Am I too stupid to comprehend? Do I not understand poetry?
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