Requiem in Rhyme Volume 2 - Edwards, Dustin
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In a departure from the darkly emotional Volume 1, this work is slightly more upbeat and highlights the beauty of humanity. Moments of raw humanity are not absent, but scattered throughout the collection. As a whole, the spirit is much more light and inviting. Individual poems examine social interaction, personal introversion, political observation, and random thoughts from waking up at two in the morning. Something in this book will absolutely make you upset, cry, or laugh. Most importantly, something will absolutely make you think.

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In a departure from the darkly emotional Volume 1, this work is slightly more upbeat and highlights the beauty of humanity. Moments of raw humanity are not absent, but scattered throughout the collection. As a whole, the spirit is much more light and inviting. Individual poems examine social interaction, personal introversion, political observation, and random thoughts from waking up at two in the morning. Something in this book will absolutely make you upset, cry, or laugh. Most importantly, something will absolutely make you think.
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Autorenporträt
Dustin Edwards has written poetry for well over two decades, garnering his first publishing credit in 1999 as a high school freshman. His poetry serves as a form of catharsis and mental processing that stems from experiencing life in a unique way. Soon, he received appreciation from readers across many different walks of life. Edwards holds a BS in Public Relations from the University of Texas at Austin and has spent many years studying Philosophy, Religion, and Social Sciences. As an Anglophile, he enjoys proper football as well as regular football, particularly the United States Men's National Team and Chelsea Football Club. An appreciation for hip-hop rhythms is evident in the cadence of his writing style. In other oeuvres, he is a classically French-trained chef and has cooked on five of the seven continents.