When the Water Washed Me Away

by G.D. Bubb

when the water washed me away is an eclectic collection of thoughts by the poet, g.d. bubb. This book is his attempt at exploring the inconsistent flow of situation and emotion that comes with the art of simply being alive. Taking notes from more than just the surrounding world, this poetry collection is the first doorway into the mindset of the author himself.

Despite the raw and blunt undertones, when the water washed me away is a book that hopes to influence everyone in a positive light. A reminder that with the understanding that we all share common emotions and that we are not in control of the world around us, we need to learn to look at the way we connect with our inner self to manage pain, love, life and death.

192 pages, Paperback

First published December 18, 2019

About the author

g.d. bubb is a British writer and poet. Embracing his eclectic thoughts, George explores simple everyday situations, life-changing experiences and everything else fluctuating chaotically in between. His first collection of poetry, titled when the water washed me away , was published in December 2019.

Reviews

[Dennise Boncea · Rating 5 out of 5]

A beautiful book that takes you through moments in someone's life that you can't help but relate to, understand, and feel...all the feels. Each poem paints such a simple and lovely picture no matter how short or long it is, every word has a place on the page and you'd be surprised how many punches to the heart you'll feel with each turn of the page. Sweet surprises all around, it's a 10/10. George is a great friend, artist, and his love for life shows through his book, When the Water Washed Me Away. Love it!

[Esther · Rating 5 out of 5]

G.D. Bubb is an excellent writer. His poems are so well written, I love his imagery. If you are new to poetry and want a good place to start, start reading Bubb.

[Mike Callahan · Rating 5 out of 5]

So much love, heartbreak, and struggle in his words. George is a fantastic writer. So much amazing imagery. You can really feel every piece. Looking forward to more from this young writer.