Why Poetry Speaks to the Soul

In a world filled with constant noise and distraction, poetry gives us a moment to pause and breathe. Lena Robinson’s A Mother’s Love is a perfect example of how poetry speaks directly to the soul.

Unlike ordinary words, poetry distills emotion into its purest form. A single line can carry the weight of a lifetime, and a stanza can comfort in ways entire stories cannot. Through rhythm and imagery, Lena’s verses remind us that healing often begins in silence, in reflection, and in faith.

Her poems move beyond personal memory to touch universal truths—about family, love, forgiveness, and the quiet strength found in everyday lives. They give voice to feelings we all share but sometimes cannot express.

Reading poetry is not about analysis; it is about connection. And in A Mother’s Love, readers will find a companion for their own journey—words that echo their joys, struggles, and hopes.

Poetry doesn’t just tell us stories—it helps us discover our own.