Poetry with a Purpose
Poetry with a Purpose by Jerome Dolenz, published by Jerome Dolenz in March 2015, is a collection of 94 pages written in English. This book presents a reflection on personal experiences through poetry, drawing from the author’s memories as a paper boy in the 1960s and the impact of significant historical events, such as the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Dolenz captures the essence of a bygone America, evoking images of majestic hotels and abandoned barns while addressing contemporary concerns.
Readers will find a blend of humor and introspection as Dolenz shares relatable themes about aging and the complexities of American life. The poems offer a candid commentary on both nostalgia and the challenges faced in today’s society. Through this edition, the author invites readers to connect with his reflections on everyday experiences and the broader cultural landscape, making it a thoughtful exploration of poetry’s role in understanding personal and collective narratives.
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Gathering experience in poetry from being a paper boy in the 1960’s, recalling the tragic assassination of John F. Kennedy, remembering endearing objects of a better America gone by from majestic hotels to abandoned barns. I share concerns of a troubled America and funny commentary about getting old. As a poet, I share my personal experiences on subjects the average person can relate to.
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