All the Things I've Felt

Poems That Move and Transform

De: Makitia Thompson

Narrado por: Michael Ojee-Jones

What does it mean to feel everything and survive it? All the Things I’ve Felt, poet Makitia Thompson explores the full spectrum of human emotion with raw honesty and lyrical beauty. These poems move through love and wonder, heartbreak and grief, resilience and hope. Capturing the quiet truths we often carry in silence.

This collection is for anyone who has loved deeply, lost fiercely, broken apart, and found the strength to rise again. Each minute is a reflection of the heart’s hidden language: tender, unflinching, and deeply human. With over one hundred original poems, All the Things I’ve Felt is not just a book of poetry, it’s an intimate map of the soul. A reminder that even in our most fragile moments, we are never alone in what we feel. For listeners of poetry about love, healing, grief, and self-discovery, this collection will stay with you long after the final tick.

©2025 Makitia Thompson (P)2025 Minds In Design

Every Poem Hit Me Deeply

Listening to All The Things I’ve Felt was an experience I didn’t expect. It felt like someone had reached inside my heart and put words to feelings I hadn’t fully understood myself. Each poem carried such raw honesty and emotion that I found myself pausing just to take it all in. There’s a rhythm and flow in the narration that makes every word land, making the emotions in the poems feel alive and immediate.

Some poems made me smile, some made me ache, and some left me in quiet reflection long after the audiobook ended. The beauty of this collection is how it doesn’t shy away from the hard truths of heartbreak, grief, and loss, while still reminding you that hope and resilience are possible. It’s intimate, unflinching, and somehow comforting at the same time.

Both the poetry itself and the narration are perfect. It’s clear the reading was done with care and understanding, allowing the words to fully resonate. This is a collection that speaks to anyone who has loved, lost, or felt deeply. I can’t recommend it highly enough.