Ten Hipster Poems: Ironic and Depraved

This little book of poetrie comes with pictures for all the illiterate poetrie haters out there. You know who you are! The actual text is well...a bunch of poems, as described below:

Slumberer's Reprieve is a darkly comic tale based loosely upon real events and steeped in the Gothic tradition of Edgar Allen Poe.

A Conversation takes a romantic snapshot of the individual's struggle to contemplate existence.

Dammit, I Said I'm Sorry! Is the lament of a recent divorce' told in bitter and downright silly prose with quotes from the Hindenburg disaster and poet Rudyard Kipling.

Uncertainty is a brief declaration of freedom from the constraints of religious morality.

In Remarked the Honeybee, a sonnet, repressed desire explodes in a single moment.

My Darling is the prose telling of two lovers pursued by wolves who seek shelter in the most unfortunate cabin in the woods.

As its title suggests, Terminus Blue is a bluesy anthem on the theme of moving on.

Gay Boyfriend Sings the Blues turns Joan of Arc into a kick-ass antihero.

In four parts, Once Appointed Time: An End details our yearning for redemption even when none is to be had.

There is There is a whimsical spin on realty from an imprisoned narrator who is not at all completely sane.