Joseph Edwards

Love and War (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Love and War, as paradoxical as it sounds, is a true to life mirror and compilation of the familiar yet complex journey into this one specific area of daily human experience; relationships. This book aims to bring some level of clarity through an array of poems, giving glimpses into the writer's innermost feelings, and thoughts. In several poems personal experiences are explored, and worldviews laid bare. In essence the book sheds a beam of light, helping us to form a more fulsome picture of how tightly knitted we are as humans despite our differences. The dual arrangement of the book is a play on the light and darkness found in us all, the ups and downs of life, the good and bad which we are faced with surrounding the love hate relationships between various people. The aim of the book is to better prepare all readers for various phases of their lives. So, if your relationship is going good, you will find cheer and celebrated views. However, if it is not going well, the book provides motivational, inspirational and realistic examples to provide sufficient hope and the belief that things will get better one day.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Independent Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781777485962
• Artikelnr.: 64073559

Autorenporträt

About the author

Joseph Edwards is a Jamaican born writer and poet residing in Canada. This is his fourth book of poems, having previously published; Coloured Views, Come Away with Me, and Moments in Jamaica. Currently, the latter is out of print and circulation. However, the other two can be found on all major platforms. His poetry has been recognized and has won him several national awards over the years. The author wants readers to feel empowered to enjoy modern poetry like never before. Moving, deep, relevant, vivid, and realistic are how his poems are best described.