Someday – Michael Dombrowski
someday 5.0 out of 5.0 stars
by Micheal Dombrowski
In poetry collections, we’re often left wondering just what it was we just read.
In someday, Michael Dombrowski has written poetry that resonates with people who understand life and get it – to those of us who have been there.
Through Dombrowski’s flow of verse we’re met with our own thoughts and feelings looking back at us on the page—our heartbreaks, our struggles, our moments with ourselves.
Some of the poems depict a view of those around us and our society—such as A Walk in the Park and Insanity Marches On—where we’re faced with unvarnished truth. While, in Thirteen Steps, the irrevocable despair of a hanging chamber inside a jail is portrayed with keen perception that, while disturbing, evokes empathy, which leaves the reader strangely satisfied.
In the collection, someday, readers experience a sense of nostalgia and an ineffable feeling that reminds us that we’re all in this life together.
Content: real-life, emotion, slightly morbid content, mostly clean.
Someday – Poetry Collection
Michael Dombrowski
