Sadly, A Beautiful Composition of Broken really did nothing for me. The verse was occasionally good, but it mostly felt soulless, like it didn’t have a genuine voice or purpose.

While reading, I didn’t know about any of the controversy surrounding R.H. Sin being a male poet writing from primarily a female perspective. Looking at the verse, though, you could sort of tell. It felt generic and not at all specific to experience: what's actually like to be a women in our society, to have your heart broken, etc.

Still, there is good verse here. I just wish R.H. Sin would dig it out, organize it better, and make it more specific to his own experience. Not recommended!