Dislocated

by Dylan Webster, Esther Webster (Illustrator), Stephanie Lamb (Editor)

This collection of poetry is an introspective look into the mind and soul of a writer ardently finding his way through a fractured world of religion, spirituality, coming of age. Divided into 5 sections he takes the reader on an exploration of self-discovery. Debuting with "Pose" as his first title, Dylan Webster grabs his readers by the throats and holds tight until the very end with his final selection titled "Vision". The compilation is set up to tap into the emotional recesses of one's mind, while offering a glimmer of hope and light at the end of the reading adventure. Strap yourself in for this beautifully crafted book, leaving plenty of time for digestion of its layered passages and metaphors.

88 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 28, 2022

Reviews

[Kelly Maida · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent book that really makes you think. He is a conscious writer! This is a very deep book that makes you look into your own soul. I can relate to so many of his poems. Heartbeat clocks is one of them- feeling like all we do is punch in and out of work. Projections is about in life sometimes we don’t get closure. His choose of words is just fascinating. I love the poem the work of our hands. Ether in its oceanic vastness. Falsified is another amazing one that stands out to me! Deepen your senses with deadened nerves. I can relate to this. It’s as if your trying but your numb inside. As if your trying to proceed in your current situation but too much has happened and you can’t go on. You can’t pretend! I. Matches in the garden one is another thought provoking poem. It is something that I think about as well. What does happen to us when we die? What if he is right and purgatory is populated or we get lost on the way to heaven? This is a book that you can’t put down. So many poems that are so filled with life and depth! Association is another one that stands out to me because I love labryinth’s and I love how he talks about wandering through this maze of life and our minds! Listening to the wind is another one that I really resonatw with! Seers, singers and sages really do weave the cosmos! It’s as if we are a different breed sent here to forge a new path but it’s not yet understood by the masses.