"Sweet Hours" by Carmen Sylva is a book of poems that looks at different parts of being alive, like what it means to be here, remembering things, love, and how time goes by. It is like a mix of someone's own ideas and trying to understand what people feel. Because it is written like a song, it seems to be for people who like to really think about life and learn about what makes us human. The book talks about different sides of life using strong pictures and feelings in each poem. Readers are asked to think about their own ideas and feelings. The poems talk about being sad and alone, but also happy and peaceful, showing that life has both good and bad times. Things like nature, dreams, and always trying to understand things are important in the book. Basically, the book is like a cozy but deep look at what it means to be a person, asking people to think about the good and sad moments in life.

Sweet Hours
By Carmen Sylva
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Explore the depths of emotion as life's joys and sorrows are unveiled through reflective verses.
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