NOEO

Book I

by Adam Stohlman

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NOEO

Book I

by Adam Stohlman

Published Sep 28, 2012
55 Pages
7.4 x 9.7 Black & White Paperback
Genre: POETRY / General


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Book Details

A people’s poet with perfect pitch.

The first of a three-part collection of pieces from poet Adam Stohlman, this diverse and intriguing compilation of thirty poems, NOEO, Book I, displays Stohlman’s mastery of language and lyricism, structure and style, as well as his steadfast insistence upon honesty and meaning in his work. Stohlman has been described as “insightful, intuitive and evocative in his imagery,” “a strikingly versatile worker of words,” and “a modern-day McKuen with a touch of Frost, a dash of Donne and an echo of ee cummings thrown in.” His poetry has been called “refreshingly clear, concise and concrete, yet elegant, lyrical and compelling.” His range is vast, both in style and subject matter. This thoroughly engaging compilation will intrigue, delight and entertain you, while provoking you to reflect more deeply upon your own feelings and experiences. Discover today why a growing number of readers are fast becoming fans of poet Adam Stohlman, and why they are eager for the upcoming release of Book II of NOEO.

 

Book Excerpt

TEMPTATION: Temptation,/ Like a summer rain,/ Comes falling gently/ Here and there;/ Warm,/ Almost friendly,/ It touches you;/ Timidly at first—/ A sprinkle on the arm,/ A playful drop on the nose—/ But soon, it’s far more intimate,/ Soaking through your clothes. . .

 

About the Author

Adam Stohlman

Adam Stohlman has written columns and reviews for various media outlets for a number of years, but has been writing poetry since childhood. As a poet, Stohlman is driven by an abiding desire to understand and then to share in some way both the personal and universal meanings of his own human experience. Adam Stohlman is a member of the Poetry Society of Michigan and resides in southeast Michigan with his beloved wife, Christine. Together, they have been blessed with three children and two grandchildren.