Nothing In This World Is Free, Just Poetry!

by Darren Hobson

Nothing in this world is free, except poetry so come on aboard this free journey into this poets mind, he will introduce you to his poems that are carved from his memories and fantasies, every poem found in this free e-book is a preview of what can be found in his two paperback books. This is just a free taste to tingle your taste buds and have you begging for more

Is it only an optical illusion? this is why the pieces of the puzzle are shattered and the boundaries between the poetical world and that of hard-lined writers of classical romances are blurred, he teases you with tales of fantasy and stories of dancing cats, his wild imagination takes you on an adventure that never seems to end.

This upcoming indie poet continues to surprise us with his imagination and depth of writing and has continued to write deep and darker over the last years, every struggle becomes a verse and every war becomes a poem.

Genres: Poetry

62 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 17, 2014

About the author

Born in Preston, wandered through Italy, now serving poetry from a Turkish eatery with the flair of a messy kumru. My verse is equal parts nonsense, nightmare, and nostalgia — think Monty Python colliding with Dante in a parallel universe. If you’re looking for Byron, you’ve taken the wrong wormhole. Recently I’ve unleashed three more oddball eBooks, each stranger than the last, because normality was never on the menu

Reviews

[Tammy Wilson]

Poetry

Quick read. Have to get the unspoken words throughout the poems. Really makes a person think about their lives and the society around them.

[Peter Longden]

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‘Nothing In This World Is Free, Just Poetry!’ by Darren Hobson
Adventurous, varied, imaginative poetry setting out the poets portfolio. Telling stories on interesting subjects, reflective and poignant and cats.

[Natallia]

This was an interesting collection of contemporary poetry. There were some that I found that I could connect to, but others that I could not, unfortunately. It though has helped me to read diversely in poetry stretching out to define what sort of poems that I like.

[Clémence]

I'm really into poetry, but I have to say, this collection was rather disappointing. Maybe it was just not my cup of tea... Sorry!

[sekar banjaran aji]

Rupi Kaur in guy version but more struggle!

[Leena Patel]

Poem

Very creative, well rhymed and thorough.
The poet had good structured poems, easy to understand and should write more. Happy!

[Andrew Pixton]

Very modern poetry. Most of it is just meh, but every now and then you get one with an interesting or extra deep thought. I don't think any of them rhyme, but several play with words in clever ways. It's a good, quick and free read.

[J T]

I thought this book of poetry was worth reading. I am looking forward to reading other poetry books by Darren Hobson.