It is but a hole. A whole hole that will erupt and overflow with words and phrases that you may never understand. This is Lithium Whole, a hole where there is poetry from subjects like love, hate, suicide, drugs, Hell, death, disorders, tragedy, and two poems of being trapped within a prison cell and with insanity. It’s Carter Tachikawa’s first big book of poetry, all dug up from the lithium hole.
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A poetry from within,
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This review is from: Lithium Whole: A Collection of Poetry from 2004-2007 (Paperback)
"Lithium Whole is a collection of poetry that takes a reader into a parallel world of mixed emotions. In its own right, each poem tells a story of love, hurt, suffering and loss. Poetry is a way of expressing one's deepest thoughts and innermost feelings that should capture the very essence of a reader's heart and mind. This book of poems was a very delicate and intricate read for me. Even in its simplest form-I had to reread what I thought I understood... WN Stanley, Author of 'Journey to the Last River' and `In the Midst of Change'."
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