‘The Kool Aid Drinkers and Other Poems’
by Jack Henry Markowitz
This book is a
compilation of relatable poetries about life and its intricacies
PHILADELPHIA
– Author Jack Henry Markowitz reveals a collection of his recent poems in “The
Kool Aid Drinkers & Other Poems.” This book provides a wide array of
poetries that are topical and personal in nature, painting a vivid and
relatable picture of life.
His
works vary from his day to day experiences to simple musings about the
intricacies of life. Some chronicles his days as a teenager who tries to fit in
into a fast-moving world, bewitched by girls and the allure of love. Others
tell about the difficult days when he has to take any job to provide a roof on
his head and food in the table. Several of them voice out political leanings
and liberating thoughts about society and freedom. A few talks about the beauty
of nature and the simple joys it brings to man.
Mostly
written in free verse, Markowitz’s compilation of poems are insightful and filled
with lessons that one can get out of a hard life. His experiences are mirrored
in his works – from growing up to overcoming difficult odds. Candid,
thought-provoking and often humorous, “The Kool Aid Drinkers & Other Poems”
will let readers glimpse the life of an ordinary man who leads an extraordinary
life.
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