Beneath the Broken Sky - Bennett, Jack
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In "Beneath the Broken Sky," the poet weaves a tapestry of emotions that reflect the fragility of the human experience. Each poem serves as a window into the soul, exploring themes of loss, hope, and resilience against a backdrop of shattered dreams and starlit nights. With rich imagery and poignant language, the verses invite readers to journey through the landscapes of despair and joy, revealing the beauty that often lies hidden beneath the surface. The collection captures the echoes of life's struggles while simultaneously celebrating the strength found in vulnerability. As the reader turns…mehr

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In "Beneath the Broken Sky," the poet weaves a tapestry of emotions that reflect the fragility of the human experience. Each poem serves as a window into the soul, exploring themes of loss, hope, and resilience against a backdrop of shattered dreams and starlit nights. With rich imagery and poignant language, the verses invite readers to journey through the landscapes of despair and joy, revealing the beauty that often lies hidden beneath the surface. The collection captures the echoes of life's struggles while simultaneously celebrating the strength found in vulnerability. As the reader turns each page, they are encouraged to reflect on their own stories, finding solace and connection in the shared experience of navigating the complexities of existence. "Beneath the Broken Sky" is not just a book of poetry; it is a heartfelt tribute to the indomitable spirit that rises even in the darkest of times.
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Jack Bennett is a poet and fiction writer from Cheshire, England. His work is often ekphrastic and surreal in nature. He has a BA in English Literature with Creative Writing and an MA in Creative writing, both of which he attained at Edge Hill University. He is currently working at the university's archive as an Archive Project Assistant. Lunette is his first publication.