Vinyl Sunrise
Vinyl Sunrise by Steve Pervorse, published by Trafford Publishing (UK) Limited in March 2011, is a collection of poetry that captures the essence of sleepless nights filled with introspection and the influence of music. Spanning 56 pages, this edition presents a series of poems that explore personal struggles and the complexities of self-identity, often emerging in the quiet moments before dawn.
Readers will find that the poems delve into themes of self-reflection, the challenges of confronting one’s true self, and the internal conflicts that arise from such realizations. The work also touches on issues related to alcohol and the broader societal hypocrisy that complicates personal growth. Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, Vinyl Sunrise invites readers to engage with the poet’s journey of striving for change amidst life’s difficulties.
Official synopsis Publisher
This book was written in the middle of many sleepless nights. The type of night that doesn’t end until the birds start chirping. Listening to records and being seduced by the power of music. Often times not able to write a single line until the sunrise, and then in an instant the words would fill my head rush on the page. These poems are about facing up to the fact that one might not be the person they think they are and the conflict that grows inside as a result. This book is based on struggles with alcohol and an ongoing effort to be better. It is the realization that the world is drowning in a sea of hypocrisy and is becoming increasingly more difficult to change.
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