★★★★★
I bought this for a friend but ended up keeping it for myself. It’s that good.
— Isabella Brooks, Denver, CO, High School Teacher
★★★★★
Perfect for when you're feeling everything and nothing all at once. A true comfort book.
— Ethan Kim, Seattle, WA, Musician
★★★★★
This collection is like emotional first aid—gentle, grounding, and gorgeously written.
— Mia Johnson, Portland, OR, Visual Artist


Mood Swings & Weather Things: Poems for Every Emotional Forecast
Ever felt sunny optimism dissolved into stormy frustration? Ever sensed an emotional earthquake shaking your foundations, or a tornado of passion sweeping you off your feet? Welcome to Mood Swings & Weather Things, where every page is a poetic forecast, capturing the turbulent beauty of life's emotional seasons.
In this vividly evocative collection, each poem masterfully mirrors the weather outside and the tempest within. From breezy afternoons of carefree joy to cyclonic days when chaos reigns, author Believe Lylyianne explores the entire spectrum of human experience through unforgettable verse.
This isn't just poetry, it's a guidebook for your heart, reminding you that no emotional weather lasts forever. Whether you're basking in life's warmth or seeking shelter from its storms, these poems offer solace, understanding, and the comforting truth: every mood, just like the weather, eventually changes.
Perfect for anyone who has ever weathered life's emotional ups and downs, Mood Swings & Weather Things is a poetic companion for your journey, whatever forecast lies ahead.
Step into the storm. Dance in the rain. Discover the poetry in your mood swings.
 
What the Rain Lets Me FeelRainy DaysThe quiet grace of droplets against window paneslike thoughts I never speak aloud,slipping one by one down the glass of my mind.I sit still and let them fall.This is the sound of me being honest.This is the weather inside mewhen I am not forced to smile or perform or hurry.It is soft. It is gray. It is true.I do not cry, but I could.Not out of pain, but because this silence holds me.Because I am not being watched.Because I am not pretending to be fine.The rain outside is only echoecho of the slow storm in my chest,the steady wash of feeling I keep delaying,postponing for a time when I’m stronger.But strength is not in the waiting.It’s in this.In letting the heaviness sit beside me.In not needing to sweep it away.I think of the years I kept so much in.Smiles like fences. Jokes like armor.What I wanted was never to be happyonly to be understood.The drops fall like unsent letters.Like truths I almost said in quiet rooms.They fall without apology,and I watch them and wonder who I’d beif I let myself do the same.Nothing blooms without water.Even the parts of me I love mostwere born in dark, damp seasonsnot despite the rain, but because of it.This isn’t about sadness.This is about making space.About knowing that stillness doesn’t mean stuck,and quiet doesn’t mean weak.Today I am gray and full of weight,and still, I am good.Today I let the rain fall in me.Not to wash me awaybut to show me I’m still here.

★★★★★
These poems speak to the soul. I found myself nodding, crying, and smiling all in the same sitting.
— Ava Thompson, New York, NY, Therapist
★★★★★
Each page felt like reading my own emotional diary—raw, beautiful, and healing.
— Liam Rodriguez, Austin, TX, College Student
★★★★★
I didn’t know I needed this book until I read it. What a stunning, cathartic collection.
— Sophia Patel, Chicago, IL, Yoga Instructor
★★★★★
Such clever metaphors and vivid imagery. Weather and emotion blend so seamlessly here.
— Mason Nguyen, Los Angeles, CA, Copywriter
★★★★★
The title hooked me, but the poems kept me. Can’t recommend this enough.
— Amelia Carter, Nashville, TN, Freelance Designer
★★★★★
Every emotion is captured with grace and honesty. Stunningly relatable.
— Lucas Martinez, Boston, MA, Marketing Manager
★★★★★
I read it in one sitting and then read it again. It just gets better.
— Harper Lee, San Francisco, CA, Photographer
★★★★★
This book is a must-have for every poetry lover and soul-searcher.
— Benjamin Allen, Atlanta, GA, Barista
★★★★★
I keep it on my nightstand and read a poem before bed every night.
— Evelyn Rivera, Minneapolis, MN, Bookstore Owner
★★★★★
Like weather, emotions come and go—this book reminds you to ride the waves.
— James Walker, Phoenix, AZ, Software Developer
★★★★★
Each section feels like a mirror for your heart. Insightful and artful.
— Abigail Scott, San Diego, CA, Journalist
★★★★★
I’ve shared it with my therapy clients—such a great conversation starter.
— Elijah Clark, Philadelphia, PA, Poet
★★★★★
This is poetry for real life, not just for literature class. I felt seen.
— Charlotte Adams, Detroit, MI, Entrepreneur
★★★★★
A gift for the heart. I'll be buying copies for friends.
— Logan Lewis, Charlotte, NC, Social Worker
★★★★★
Equal parts whimsical and wise. Every page is a mood.
— Grace Robinson, Columbus, OH, Life Coach