A Book I'll Never Write

Definitely a must read.

i love this book! the book is exactly what you expect, great conditions and size

I love this book and all the great stories and poems that relate to real life situations.

It'll make lol

I face this to my nephew who loves poetry. I didn’t read it but seems he likes the book.

Awesome

Great!!

best book.

Sehr schöne Gedichte zu schönen, traurigen und bewegenden Themen. Gut geschrieben.Das Buch selbst hat ein sehr ungewöhnliches Format, ist also ungewöhnlich groß.Trotzdem sehr zum weiter Empfehlen.

Un bel libro per amanti di poesie light. Non troppo impegnativa, con spunti romantici. Facili da capire anche per chi ha un livello medio del inglese

Awesome experience

good book

There is no introduction to this collection of poetry and as a result we are brought into this book by poem ‘Colours of Coping’These are poems of love, storms, and nature. There are many poems on realistic subjects.‘Drunken Romance’ is about a violent relationship, ‘The Underground’ covers homelessness, ‘Inaction’ is about a fall from grace, ‘The Puppet King’ seems to be written from the point of view of King Edward, ‘It’s complicated’ “was I just something to be worn?”, ‘Confession’ takes on church and ‘Night-lights’ depicts rape.There are poems from the perspective of prostitutes and alcoholics. So many lives that writer Devon D. Eaton could not have lived them all.There is romance of poems ‘Your presence isPressed into the sheets at my sideI trail my hand through the warm hollow’And in ‘Envy’“Love seems so widespreadSorrow unknownWhile I lie here broken’Other poems are frustrated and plagued with longing.‘Wake up Call’ is glorious ‘Merge your voice with mine now’‘First Kiss’ ‘Allure’ and ‘Arousing tale’ are racy poems.Although more inspiring titles would have been better, A Book I’ll Never Write is a curious collection to lose yourself in.It is an anthology of poems written over six years as Devon D. Eaton grows into a man. He has much potential. I am glad that this book was written.(I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review )