Some Things I Still Can't Tell You

Poems express self and perspective, so I appreciated being able to read Misha’s internal dialogue. I am also impressed by Misha’s crowdsourcing and blatant advertising - I admire that tenacity and passion

There’s something so compelling about the fact that a man who played an angel on television (and who fans often see as a real life angel), decided to release a book that is so full of poems that are overflowing with raw, human emotion. It’s not like anyone ever forgets that celebrities are just regular people like the rest of us, but it’s rare to see someone of celebrity status be so honest, and share so much of himself with the public and with fans when we’re not entitled to any intimate details of anyone’s lives. These poems are proof that Misha loves so fully, so completely, and so unconditionally, but still sees the flaws in himself and wants to improve those parts of himself whenever he looks back on the aspects of his life that aren’t his happiest memories. He is truly the type of person I aspire every single day when I think of how I want to improve myself as a person. Words honestly cannot express how proud I am of this man, of this book, and how honored I feel to be able to read his innermost thoughts, poured directly from his heart and mind. I’m so glad Misha never stopped dreaming, never stopped loving, and I hope he never does.