Poetry

#WaterINJUSTICE is a beautiful poetry book which expresses outrage, truth, and strategy about the Flint water crises. Detroit, MI has experienced emergency management policy which provides no checks and balances for injustices regarding gentrification and water rights. Water is a human right and this book expresses why.

A collection of poetry that encaptures love in all aspects. Self-love, love towards your partner, and love towards a friend. It reveals the pain that comes from loving another and even trying to love yourself.

A collection of poetry and short stories spanning years of the author's life. Fantasy short stories for the reader who loves giants, wizards, and other worldly creatures. Poetry that lives in raw emotion of everyday existence. With the flip side of the gritty poetry being ones that contain hope, love and desire. Something for every reader.

Visceral and moving poetry written by the author during times of psychosis, using the metaphor of the mythology of lycanthropy (the study of werewolves). Written in four parts (Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, and The Forgiven Insanity) it documents through poetry the cycles of psychosis. Reader's Favorite: 5 Stars

A collection of poetry, expressing some of the many emotions that are felt while being in love, out of love, and over love!

A Killer’s Nightmare, A Deadman’s Dream spans from 1985 to 2015, many of these ‘scribblings’ written in my later years. Each writing varies in style, topic, and pentameter. And each word - a subtle brushstroke upon a darkened canvas with few strokes of hope and promise, sublimating upon spiritual, philosophical and psychological elements. Part One: Nightmares and Dreams, is a collection of thoughts, ideas, poems and songs scribbled upon paper, myself the only audience. Many of the writings were never meant to be read by others, their syntax cryptic and disguised. Only 70 writings were selected for this section. Part Two: The Other Side, shifts direction away from the emotionally f ...

Journey with Kevin Maxson as he takes you on a high in this uncompromised narrative that meditates on love, family, and relationships through the art of his spoken words.

Introduction: In 1978 I began writing in earnest, sci-fi stories and thoughts, by 1983 I had begun writing for therapeutic reasons. In 1989 after hearing some of my work, my friend David Cucuzza talked me into reading at the Espresso Bar coffeehouse in Pasadena. These poems are from this era, up through 1993 my first marriage, grad school, singing with the band at the Upland Boar's Head and working numerous mental health positions. They are my development, my art, my identity love, peace and knowledge,