Sweet Honey & Molasses - Kiana Lyles

Do you believe in love? Have you ever fallen in love? Are you trying to find the strength to believe in love again? Or have you abandoned all hope? They say there's no love if there's no pain, yet sometimes we find ourselves hurt beyond what we expected. And sometimes, it's the fear of getting hurt that stops us from falling in love entirely. Sweet Honey Molasses is not just a collection of love poems; it's a love journey.

These poems of Sweet Honey and Molasses are a saving grace for those hopeless romantics seeking rejuvenation for their mind, body, and soul after those traumatic and negative experiences. Remember those butterflies you received when you met your first love and the heartache you felt with your first heartbreak? It's those beautiful and romantic moments we daydream about and those heartbreaking and toxic moments we dread. This collection of poetry is divided into two chapters full of words of affirmation and daily reminders that'll make you want to love and care for yourself more than you already have so you can heal your traumatized soul and move on in life towards joy, happiness, and alleviation despite the loss. While pain and loss may be inevitable, these poems will provide you with the obligatory need to make time to care for yourself and heal by putting all your faith in yourself to find a long-term pacification after a great catastrophe.

KIANA LYLES is a poet, lyricist, and model. The poems in her debut book "My Name Ain't Baby" were praised for their eloquence. Her literary work is a product of deeply evocative, well-contemplated thoughts that address readers globally dealing with personal issues like love, loss, healing, and self-discovery. As a woman aware of her power she wields her words with the sole purpose of empowering women all around the world. In her poetry, she features raw rhythm and rhymes that highlight today's social issues in an idyllic manner. When she's not composing poetry, she enjoys writing music and script. She lives in Prince Georges County, Maryland.