Loving vs. Virginia

The book's poetry style makes the historical events feel more personal and visceral. I'm curious if that was a deliberate choice to deepen the reader's connection.

The story balances the pain of injustice with the progress made, but I wonder if others felt more uplifted or saddened by the ending.

Choosing to tell the story via poetry seems unique for a historical account—was this a way to honor the emotional truths behind the legal battle?