The Prospect of Wings

by Pixie Hulme

The 80 poems that make up this collection were all written in a transitional period, between confusion and conviction, between resentment and betterment, between childhood and adulthood. These poems map a process of change and growth that is both wholly individual and accessible by all.

Heartfelt, powerful, poignant, and at times raw, this is poetry at its most honest.

Genres: Poetry

115 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2015

Reviews

[Anita]

That was quite a ride, artistically and emotionally. The poems are sometimes sweet, sometimes elegant, sometimes visceral. The author has a strong sense of rhythm,reminiscent of spoken performances, which really adds something to his work. It feels intimate, at times, almost like a long conversation over a cup of whatever the poet drinks. While it's not quite professionally edited - there are some typos, and it seems that punctuation may run on rules of expression rather than strict grammar - it is an enjoyable volume by a talented young man, and it is a pleasure to have in my hands.

[Cathal Reynolds]

Ohmygosh.
This was-
This was fuckin beautiful.

[Rhiannon Grant]

Rarely formal, often raw, this collection offers lots of food for thought and some outstanding poetic moments. 'The Young' Is one of the best: "And our pockets are empty/Except for our hands..."