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Drewisms: Poems, Lyrics & Reveries

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Drewisms, the first book of poems by Drew Mazur, explores affection, youth and acceptance. Composed of sketches from Drew’s notebook, 35mm photography and song lyrics, Drewisms is a celebration of daydreams and over 3 years of poetics.

70 pages, Paperback

First published May 6, 2015

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Drew Mazur

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Drew Mazur is a writer, songwriter, poet, composer and teacher.

In 2013, Drew graduated from Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) with a Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing.

Drew self-published his first book of poems Drewisms: Poems, Lyrics & Reveries, in May 2015. Drewisms, the compilation album inspired by his book, was released the following August. Drew released his second book, Oyster: Poems & Lyrics, in 2021.

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August 31, 2015
This book features many fine works by Drew Mazur. His lyrics are lovely and descriptive with potential to inspire. They were in fact my favorite aspect of this book.
Drew showcases his range with his poetry. Much of it flows very well and conveys thought-provoking concepts. Throughout the work I felt he was channeling the likes of Mary Oliver and Leonard Cohen. As you travel deeper into the book, Drew's voice and style comes into its own. With the exception of a couple of poems, I found Drewisms: Poems, Lyrics, and Reveries to be well worth the read and a lovely addition to my growing collection of indie-writers. I hope to see much more from this rising artistic talent.
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June 11, 2015
A fantastic debut! Drew Mazur's work is poetry to behold. Each piece reminds me why I write. To be this good, I'm assuming Mr. Mazur sold his soul to some poetry-loving Devil.

"...a poet needs his words," he writes, and his words are beauty unfolded.
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