Publisher's Synopsis
A collection of Poems by Paul Little,
Embark on a journey through the poetic world of Paul Little, where daybreak finds him a starving poet and the night brings forth insomnia's torment. From a tender age, the author found solace in the written word, utilizing poetry as a medium to convey thoughts and emotions that often eluded understanding. It was only later in life that he uncovered his own battle with dyslexia-a revelation that did not hinder his unwavering dedication to the art of verse. Join Little as he traverses the depths of his soul, yearning to emulate the brilliance of Byron yet discovering a kinship with the essence of Shelley, albeit an uncharted facet. With each verse, he bares his heart, revealing the triumphs, tribulations, and whispered confessions that dwell within the realms of his poetic prowess. "I so wanted to be like Byron, but I ended up more like Shelley and even then not the good one"
