The Blues: Poems By:

by Damion Hamilton

A powerful collection of poems, by author Damion Hamilton, who has been featured online and in print. Some of the poems in this collection have been published online, many have not.

56 pages, Paperback

Published January 3, 2016

About the author

Damion Hamilton writes real and authentic poetry. He believes that it is important to laugh and to cry, if that how you feel. His poems have been compared to everyone from Langston Hughes to Charles Bukowski.
He loves his readers.

Reviews

[Saleh Radaideh · Rating 5 out of 5]

The feelings that were stirred within me from this book were truly uplifting. Poetry had always been a transcending form of literature, pointing out the flaws in society and life in general. This book does just that. I'm going to keep this book handy to read whenever I get lost or confused in this wild life. The beautiful thing about this book is that it's the kind of book you'd have to read over and over to get enough of. The lines cut deep into the soul, and the depth of life within the words is really touching.
It speaks about everyday life, death, work and the deep emotions that everyone shares. It points out flaws, provides a personal vision for hope and light for the future. I loved this book, fully and sincerely. I've always been a fan of poetry, and this book hit home run for me. If one reads the first few pages, he'll be hooked to the end. Each line is another nerve stimulating experience.
Poets are the wings of a society, and without poets like Sir Damion Hamilton, everyone would think everything's okay when it really isn't.