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I loved reading this!! Didn't take me too long but I'd definitely read it again!!! Thanks for sharing your art with the world Just like vol.
Ice Cream amp Suicide, I wasn't impressed much at all with Jack Ray's poetry, Yet, there was a small handful of poems/single lines that were thoughtprovoking and brilliant enough to not make me fully regret reading this book.
Er it is not that good, it's not exceptional, it has nothing special, The first book wasn't excepcional neither, but it had potencial, But this is definitely a downgrade, The poems are basic and kind of boring, It had zero power. And it was very difficult to connect with their words, I took a risk and got thend poetry book in jack rays serious and it was okay if you tend to like darker poems then this is the book for you.
Beautiful

This book, was. beautifully written. This book painted so many pictures of so, many different emotions. My only hope. is that I can one day find more raw and honest poetry like this, I have to say I am a new fan of the author, I read Vol. I and was completely captivated by his writing, This one did the exact same thing, I have so many highlights throughout this book, You can feel the pain and the betrayal, I could not put it down, “You were so thankful to have me in your life, You struggled to imagine a day going by without me, But somehow, someway you were still the one to get rid of me, ” This just came off super whiney and it was just almost unbearable, This probably didn't require a volumeThis got me thinking about my nonexistent boyfriend Okay

While this is still a good book and the poetry is still good, I don't feel like these pieces resonated as well.
This world without you It seems so meaningless
Eyes frosted with bloodied tears
Blinds me from moving on
Seeing only this moment
Forever living this life without you.


Its called Everlong I read it in one sitting! It was better than the first, More intimate and personal as opposed to the vagueness of the first book, Which is funny because after reading the first one I thought to myself “he really needs to add more details and make it more personal.
” and this one did just that and so flawlessly too, A note to the poet

"Yet your shy legs crossed anxious
Concealing your most precious parts"

A woman's most precious part is her vagina Huh
Maybe that's why she left you.
And in the last moment we shared I told you I loved you And in the last moment we shared You reminded me you never did I feel like this one was kind of.
. . worse than the first one, The first one definitely had some poems that struck a chord, This one though, it really seemed like the same thing was being said as the first, with a few changes

in wording.
/Stars Not the greatest, but still a decent book, Better than the first!

It is more authentic and there is more story telling to this one, The pieces also flow better from one page to the next, better than the first one and there's a few i liked but definitely room for improvement i think he's going the right direction!! : RAW, EMOTIONAL amp PASSIONATE


I loved every pieces of this book.
Majority of these poems hit me right in the heart, It was like Ray writes the thinhs we feel tjat we ourselves cannot say, Ive been this heart broken, I've been this in love, I've been this rejected and Ive been the convenient choice between the other having two lovers.
I know what it feel like to be second best and Ray does a perfect job of portraying the agony of what it feels like.
I loved this collection. Better than the first,

I enjoyed this one more, I think it spoke to me more but it still wasnt one of my favorites, bootyhole.there's no synopsis or anything to warn you so I will, content warning self harm and suicide My favorites:

Big Dipper
Chocolate And Strawberry Please
Big Hearts Slave Away
Untitled VIII
Cinderella
Untitled IX
No Such Thing As “Wrong Timing”
Are You Okay
Ever Be Friends Again
Blueberry Muffins
The poetry presented in this volume personifies very personal and intimate moments that have impacted the author's life.
The book features raw, blunt, and in your face poems depicting the darker side of relationships, Readers will find themes such as lies, cheating, and heartache abundant in much of this collection, Midnight Milkshakes, being the second volume of Ray's Ice Cream And Suicide, is great for returning readers to the series, The book focuses on much of the same style and mood that is common in his writings, .