I first encountered this collection on Tumblr, so it probably wouldn't be fair of me to act all surprised and claim it was too tumblr. (It was.) Some of the poems resonated with me, most were pretty underwhelming. But don't let this discourage you from reading it - apart from some repetitive themes and fragments that read like photo captions of mainstream feminist instagram accounts, the whole book has a nice calming undertone. I guess I was just expecting something different. 
 The first poem from milk & honey I've read hit me pretty hard - it's been on my mind since like, September - and while the rest of the book wasn't so electric, this one kind of makes up for it. 
 "i do not want to have you 
 to fill the empty parts of me 
 i want to be full on my own 
 i want to be so complete 
 i could light a whole city 
 and then 
 i want to have you 
 cause the two of us combined 
 could set it on fire"