Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace

Fiction & Literature, Poetry
Cover of the book Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace by Edward E. Bortot, AuthorHouse
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Edward E. Bortot ISBN: 9781463426613
Publisher: AuthorHouse Publication: September 15, 2011
Imprint: AuthorHouse Language: English
Author: Edward E. Bortot
ISBN: 9781463426613
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication: September 15, 2011
Imprint: AuthorHouse
Language: English

Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace is a dark collection of poetry by Edward E Bortot. According to the author, this is the final installment of the Innocent Souls Trilogy. Because it represents the end of the innocent soul, it is starkly darker than the previous two works. This work explored a plethora of human emotions and states, including pain and sorrow, love and hate, spirituality and politics. The first poem, Within, is representative of the bleak tone that is throughout this work. Within Rip my flesh from my bone. Bury me and leave me alone with premonitions of 18 vision stone. The unmarked graves of unselfish slaves. A reminder of dehumanization in back alley caves. A savior in his mortality who tries to save. A treason brought fourth on a black day. A knife in the back that leaves a lasting display. Two faces of the same individual leading in two different ways. A faithless fling that sings with protruding force. A life being a blemish on a disdainful course. A stoic laughter in silence, trying to find its true source. The grains of sands run through my hands. A high stake life with deaths demands. You are no more complex, than I am a simple man. Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace is a thought-provoking collection of poetry that looks at life and people through a different lens. This work may be appreciated by readers of Sylvia Plath.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace is a dark collection of poetry by Edward E Bortot. According to the author, this is the final installment of the Innocent Souls Trilogy. Because it represents the end of the innocent soul, it is starkly darker than the previous two works. This work explored a plethora of human emotions and states, including pain and sorrow, love and hate, spirituality and politics. The first poem, Within, is representative of the bleak tone that is throughout this work. Within Rip my flesh from my bone. Bury me and leave me alone with premonitions of 18 vision stone. The unmarked graves of unselfish slaves. A reminder of dehumanization in back alley caves. A savior in his mortality who tries to save. A treason brought fourth on a black day. A knife in the back that leaves a lasting display. Two faces of the same individual leading in two different ways. A faithless fling that sings with protruding force. A life being a blemish on a disdainful course. A stoic laughter in silence, trying to find its true source. The grains of sands run through my hands. A high stake life with deaths demands. You are no more complex, than I am a simple man. Innocence Lost in a Black Embrace is a thought-provoking collection of poetry that looks at life and people through a different lens. This work may be appreciated by readers of Sylvia Plath.

More books from AuthorHouse

Cover of the book The Tale of Mkeke by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Chosen . . . for Such a Time Like This by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Politics of Convenience! by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Gift by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Adventures of Koosey the Ladybug by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book I’Ll Love You Until the End of Time by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Next Happiest Place on Earth by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Redcatcher Express by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Nelson Mandela: a Purpose Fulfilled by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Dear Caden and Kaylee... Love Spooky by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Love: Talk About It, Sing About It, Learn About It by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Dear Mary, Dear Luther by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book Dead Sea Scrolls by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book The Voice of God by Edward E. Bortot
Cover of the book A Trip to the Land of the Musical Characters by Edward E. Bortot
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy