The Fog of the Midnight Hours - Manzi, G. M.
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In his second collection of gritty and unapologetic poetry, writer G.M. Manzi kicks off his boots and gets down to the meat and bones as he sifts through memories of heartbreak and the real life after-effects of a devastating relationship which left him questioning his worth, value, and place. He is unswerving in his emotions, neither shying away nor exaggerating them. Torn between the great what-if of an ending without closure and the decision for self-preservation to forgive and walk away, but this time with clean hands and head held high. Using his quick wit, self-deprecating humor, and raw…mehr

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In his second collection of gritty and unapologetic poetry, writer G.M. Manzi kicks off his boots and gets down to the meat and bones as he sifts through memories of heartbreak and the real life after-effects of a devastating relationship which left him questioning his worth, value, and place. He is unswerving in his emotions, neither shying away nor exaggerating them. Torn between the great what-if of an ending without closure and the decision for self-preservation to forgive and walk away, but this time with clean hands and head held high. Using his quick wit, self-deprecating humor, and raw spirit, these pages are sure to make you laugh and sigh, to clench your jaw and cheer on the broken to renewal. Read and let your soul be rewarded.
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G.M. Manzi is an independent author for fun and grocery store butcher by trade residing in New York's Capitol District with his loyal pooch Tatty. His hobbies are relaxing on the porch and enjoying the occasional martini. He still has no plans to take up camping. He is not the recipient of any awards or fellowships but this doesn't stop him from telling himself everyday that the cream always rises eventually. He is the author of "We Lived Like Kings."