I gave R. H. Sin a try because many of my students are really into his work. I like that his work has created an interest in poetry for many of my students, who give him a follow on social media. However, this was definitely not for me. There's something about it that didn't sit right with me. I found myself cringing at some of the words that, I think, were supposed to make me feel empowered or something. It felt repetitive and a little all over the place. There were a couple standout poems for me. For example, "i want to live on the pages / of your heart/ i want to find life / in the stories / that make you smile" I like that idea. Like anything, poetry is totally dependent on the reader so maybe this will be your jam.