A boy who loved a girl-
Abstract art and Thoughts by Charlie Unruly
Mortal love. Complicated, perplexing, volatile, and dangerous. When grieving the loss of a romantic relationship, one questions all that they’ve once believed in. A Boy Who Loved A Girl describes the grieving process from a male perspective using various mediums. From art work to poetry, the author depicts the complications of love loss while attempting to heal and understand emotions that are often-times hidden among men. A boy who loved a girl is a culmination of experiences and emotions, expressed with vulnerability and deep introspection.
Content Advisory: This book is intended for mature audiences and contains explicit sexual activity and imagery
“we often neglect this knowledge and lose our compassion, in the face of unpredictable circumstances and temporary discomfort”.
A boy who loved a girl
“See life’s a beach, but swimming in water sometimes, I find, its hard to breathe”.
Pretend pt.1
“However, beware the miserable.
Their roots run deep, ever reaching, ever thirsty.”
A boy who loved a girl
