Prisoner Of Love A Poetry Chapbook

This collection of poems navigates love’s place in the human experience. I place emphasis on “the place of love” because I believe that every poet is driven by a certain shade of love to birth the deepest of poetic pieces. For example, the poet, JP Clark, was driven by the “place of love” to write “Ibadan”. In this collection, the poet uses simple diction to navigate deep and complicated human emotions. We see that in the poem, “Seeds of Love”: The foundation of our love wasn’t strong; it was built on sinking sands, and as hail and sandstorms threatened, our love crashed like a sandcastle. And I think this is what makes this collection unique. Here, we see a poet who is content with the simplicity of language, the lightness of metaphors to express emotions. The poems find their relativity in the softness of their language. As expected, in exploring the “place of love”, these love poems are not just about the flowery feeling and the butterflies that love elicits; no, they mention the heartbreak, the hurt that comes along with it, for is love not about pain and betrayal too? This collection is not only about the “place of love”; as I mentioned earlier, driven by another shade of love, the poet also explores the “love of body” as seen in the poem, “My Body”: I have learnt to love my body with its scars, to treat it like a prized ornament, to worship it and give it the care it deserves. I have learnt to love myself. You will also see poems about the “love of place”, where the poet dissects the soul of his nation, where he mourns a nation that sends her children out to the harsh experience of becoming immigrants in another country. In all, this is a graceful collection of poems, thematically linked in their concerns, yet diverse in the kinds of emotions each one will provoke in the reader.

Prisoner of love is a Poetry book about a High School kid who goes through the troubles of life and their struggle between loving someone and letting them go

This book gives readers on the street a glimpse of what being in love and in prison is like. Inmates, use this book as an example of how you should be to your girlfriend/wife. Or use these poems as inspiration for your letters/poems. This book is an example of true love in its purest form. A comprehensive collection of heart touching poetry written by a prisoner to his beloved one on the outside. The lingering pain of their separation and the strength of their true love is a must read for all that love romance at it best and true state.

No one should feel as if they are alone. There may come a time where you feel shackled by the restraints of memoirs, a Prisoner. However, through this book, you will come to realize that everything happens for a reason. Embrace yourself. After all, we are all human so forgive yourself for not knowing any better.

A moving, spare collection of poetry on life behind bars. The author is currently serving 8 years for armed robbery. All encased in the usual lavish, beautiful CrimethInc production.

This is not just another poetry book! This is my solitude and sorrow! This is my feeling at the moment. For this is my love from afar, and I live waiting for a good tomorrow to come. This was my way out of boredom and loneliness. By my heart and mind, I'll be free! Someday I'll be free! This is not just another poetry book! This is my life story!

The prison of the heart, love's domain. A place of great joy and true pain. This collection of poetry touches many aspects of love, from the highest peaks, to the deepest lows, so take a tour of the prison of the heart, let it embrace, feel your heartbeat race, just be aware that there is no escape

An anthology of the popular works of British poets Scott, Browning, Blake, Wordsworth and others. Includes a few Scottish and American poets.