Within this collection of poetry, the elevated elements of a happy gathering grow darker as the sorrowful, somewhat seedy night goes by. 'Hours Since' delivers a set of poems from the POV of various partygoers and their mishaps, supposedly having the time of their lives.
Adam, an emerging voice in poetry and fiction, studied Art & Design, English Literature, and Philosophy. Inspired by literary classics and existential ideas, he crafts introspective poetry and novellas with vivid, profound imagery drawn from his artistic roots. Poems from his college days graced newsletters, while a script crafted between classes honed his narrative skills, enriching his novellas. With multiple poetry collections and novellas published, Adam explores diverse genres, inviting readers into thought-provoking worlds. Discover his works on Amazon.
Adam Laws has penned a provocative poetry collection detailing how several partygoers spend an evening showcasing their moods and behavior. There are perceptive descriptions of pain and pleasure, delusions, attractions, secrets, and more. The reader is sure to succumb to Adam’s beautiful imagery: “The sparkles are merrily adrift within her eyes like a way of rounding up the night” (from “Shambles of Shine”). The same goes for his honest representations of the individuals depicted: “Tonight will call for us being the talk of the town for many weeks to come, I’d somewhat say.” (from “Odious Lot”). “Hours Since” is a quick but profound read.