Publisher's Synopsis
Into the Eye is a poetry book about the importance of being vulnerable in a time where it may be seen as pure weakness, especially in men. To break stereotypes, Scott Hill, an aspiring poet, shares his life experiences as a twenty-four-year-old struggling with obstacles like depression, anxiety, and the uncertainty that comes with being in your 20s. The collection, written during Hurricane Harvey, reflects one's personal storms and forces readers to take a hard look at their own reflections to find strength in flaws and to find courage in insecurities--embracing what's truly human nature. The book includes 50 original poems and accompanying original photos taken by Kahiah Polidore.
