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In these poems, poet Sir Rawl tackles, among other things, human biology, sexuality, mind and body, and the range of action and reaction engendered by love and passion.
BIOLOGY DOG examines the human urge and need for connection and the elaborate and complex ways–physical, emotional, spiritual–in which this need manifests itself.
In these poems, poet Sir Rawl tackles, among other things, human biology, sexuality, mind and body, and the range of action and reaction engendered by love and passion. With raw honesty and imagery both sensuous and sensual, he delves beneath the surface to explore, in particular, the intricate and often agonizing push and pull of an intimate relationship with all its pleasure, pain, and hard-won epiphanies.
| |  | | Indigo, My Latin Tongue
Sir Rawl has managed to capture the deep fabric beneath our layer with internal characters–with interchangeable behaviours, unturned desires, pleasing infatuations, undying love, charismatic charms, misfortunes, falling sentiments, proof of love, agreeing with nature.
Fearlessly, he makes it seems that there is a value to everything.
The way things are attached to us in depth; by distinctive clarity, its immeasurable. Dialects complimenting, the old and new, setting a poetic gap for the readers’ mood.
Some things just have the feeling of treasure; the superb varnish Indigo, My Latin Tongue has created a brilliant signature of.
“Love always compares,” with incomparable mastery of royalty, comprise with imagery of aesthetic jewelries, exemplifying our lives.
Sir Rawl has managed to capture the deep fabric beneath our layer with internal characters–with interchangeable behaviours, unturned desires, | |  | | Symposium Library of Poetry
The Thinker…
“A beautiful mind–with a black rose,
caught in the light, after being exposed.”
–Sir Rawl
The Thinker…
“A beautiful mind–with a black rose,
caught in the light, after being exposed.”
–Sir Rawl
Immensely searching for life’s worth, we are always in control–until the occurrence of life inverts.
The inside tonality is masterful with a sense of power being address alongside the exquisite life one can achieve beyond the wall of fabrication.
The Symposium, embarks on a spiritual journey of universal possibilities and prospective in the ‘Library of Poetry’.
Not stern by philosophy, the book was |
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