I want everyone to know I only want you; I want everyone to know I can’t sleep from dreaming about you. I want everyone to know that I don’t know if I’ll ever see another constellation the way I see you. Constellations align and stars fated, some part of me wants to desperately believe we’re not dated. Poetry is like stars in the sky: always changing; always surprising. In a debut collection, Tyler Elizabeth shares lyrical reflections that explore love, heartache, and conversations left unsaid. Within her diverse writings, she contemplates dreams upon dreams of a kiss, three lies and three cracks, the tears that fall for another, the tricky concept of friendship, beautiful, sad green eyes that dance in the sunlight, pixie dust sprinkled into hypnotic poison, small brushes of a hand that leave skin burning for days on end, and much more. Constellations: Poems of the Stars is a collection of free verse that lyrically reflects on the ups and downs of relationships and love gained and lost.