​Petals of Love: Poetry of a Woman's Soul is a collection of poems written by Myra Wexler Darwish from 1990 onward. The collection comprises a variety of poems that cover topics such as loving long-term relationships, the beauty of nature, places the poet has been, joy, and commentary on the day. The book also includes a collection of sixteen haiku.
The poetry is often touching and offers a glimpse into the poetess's heart and life. One can see how she views the world, often through the lens of hopefulness, appreciation of beauty, gratefulness, and a life lived with optimism. One can appreciate how the poetess sees the world; it is through the love and wonder of all things seen, heard, and remembered.

Reviews about the poems in Petals of Love: Poetry of a Woman's Soul:

Review of Old Love, Precious Love - “Such an uplifting and powerful expression of love. When a couple compliments one another instead of being codependent, their bond grows stronger with time and trials, even makes the bond stronger.”
- Ronald Hull
Review of Emergence – “I love your poem, Myra. It's sage and heart-touching. In the end, love is all that matters. Well penned and much enjoyed.”
- La Belle Rouge, Poetess of the Heart