The Old Leather Room by Kenneth Francis Pearson, is a 95 page collection of 51 poems and 1 short story. Published by Cyberwit in July, 2004, it's raw emotion grasps any readers attention. The poems display a wide variety of emotions from psychosis to a yearning for romance, inner struggle, individual triumph, and a love of family. Kenneth's struggle with alcohol is also portrayed in many different poems. Kenneth's style of writing is direct, so he never leaves the reader confused. He uses simple words, but delivers a powerful message. The book is intended for all different types of readers. Any reader that enjoys books from the Beatnik Generation (ex: Kerouac, Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti, Cassidy) will most certainly enjoy this compilation of poetry. |
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I grew up in a small suburban town, just north of New York City. I had a great childhood, as my parents did everything they could to provide for my siblings and I. I have come to love my siblings, as the rivalry we had when we were younger was quite intense. This book of poetry represents seven consecutive years of my life (1997-2004) and the numerous phases and mind- sets I experienced. I have been through a number of different struggles, from death to my own personal battle with alcoholism, but have ultimately cleared my mind and finally accepted who I am and what life has dealt me, good or bad.
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Kenneth F. Pearson
ISBN: 81-8253-015-6
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