MACCLESFIELD COLLECTIONS VOLUME 1
POEMS FROM MACCLESFIELD, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Fiction & Literature, Poetry
| Author: | BRIAN LEWIS | ISBN: | 1230000846721 |
| Publisher: | STRONG & BOLD PUBLISHING | Publication: | September 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | BRIAN LEWIS |
| ISBN: | 1230000846721 |
| Publisher: | STRONG & BOLD PUBLISHING |
| Publication: | September 15, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“Macclesfield Collections – Vol. 1” is a collection of 22 poems written by Brian Lewis (and one by his alter ego Bruno Ludowici) over the period 2000 to 2013 while living in Macclesfield, South Australia.
The poems are modern, relevant, sometimes amusing, sometimes nostalgic, but always sincere. Eminently readable they lack the forced cleverness of some modern poetry and just aim to tell a story with poetic simplicity and compassion. This volume will appeal to most thinking people, young or old. It may occasionally “ruffle some feathers” but after all that is what we expect from good poetry.
The poems draw on memories of childhood and adult experiences and observations of life with emotions ranging from the amusing to sad and sometimes downright horrific. At times quirky but always sincere this collection is something of a roller-coaster of topics and emotions with some surprises along the way.
“Macclesfield Collections – Vol. 1” is a collection of 22 poems written by Brian Lewis (and one by his alter ego Bruno Ludowici) over the period 2000 to 2013 while living in Macclesfield, South Australia.
The poems are modern, relevant, sometimes amusing, sometimes nostalgic, but always sincere. Eminently readable they lack the forced cleverness of some modern poetry and just aim to tell a story with poetic simplicity and compassion. This volume will appeal to most thinking people, young or old. It may occasionally “ruffle some feathers” but after all that is what we expect from good poetry.
The poems draw on memories of childhood and adult experiences and observations of life with emotions ranging from the amusing to sad and sometimes downright horrific. At times quirky but always sincere this collection is something of a roller-coaster of topics and emotions with some surprises along the way.
