What happens when the greatest battle you fight is in the mirror? Out of Chaos is a unique collection of poetry that combines the art of storytelling with personal reflection to explore the on going battle of the mind. This story of mental health will take you on a personal journey from start to finish. The author uses metaphors, traditional rhyme flow, alliteration, and assonance to paint a descriptive picture of each emotional topic–doubt, insecurity, duality, loneliness, hope, and the human connection. Each poem is different, but together, they complete an entire journey that encapsulates the single message: out of chaos, there is change.
Book Details
ISBN: 978-0-578-64451-6
Paperback: 116 pages
Publisher: ii Publishing
Language: English
Book Dimensions: 6" x 9" x 0.24"
Weight: 0.369 ibs
Category: Poetry, Mental Health, Women Poetry
Out of Chaos by Natalie Nascenzi
Natalie Nascenzi is a copywriter, poet, and author from Rhode Island. Now residing in New York City, you can find her every morning on the East River capturing the sun peeping over the horizon. The rest of her day is spent wandering the city, chasing the sun, and writing wherever she can. Writing is both her career and passion. Her love for the art of word play and rhyming has led her to a career in marketing and in her life as a poet. She has made an impression on New York City's open mic community with her infectious personality and a unique writing style. Her desire to let her words be known has inspired the creation of her debut book called "Out of Chaos," which is being released in March 2020.
"Out of Chaos" is a poetry collection that takes readers through the battle of the mind and triumph of the soul. It is a poetic journey filled with storytelling, metaphors, and traditional literary techniques, such as alliteration, assonance, and multi-syllabic rhyming patterns. Natalie possess the unique ability to create a dance among words within the mind of the reader.
You can learn more about her and her work at:
natalienascenzi.com and on IG at @nncenzi.