Poetry
Into Me, I See
By Mel Clifford & Emily Elzbeth
Two poets, one honest look inward. Say the title aloud and you’ll hear what it’s really about: intimacy.
About the book
What it’s about.
Into Me, I See is a collection of poetry by Mel Clifford and Emily Elzbeth.
These are poems about looking inward — honestly, and sometimes uncomfortably — and about the connection that becomes possible when we let ourselves be truly seen.
Two voices, sometimes in harmony and sometimes in conversation, exploring the feelings and observations that are hardest to put into ordinary words.
Inside these pages
- Reflection and self-discovery
- Connection, closeness and intimacy
- Two voices in conversation
- Honesty, emotion and vulnerability
In Mel’s words
“Poetry gives me the freedom to capture thoughts, emotions, observations and those moments in life that can be difficult to put into ordinary words.”
— Mel Clifford
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