The Rise Of...

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Exploring the tumultuous journey of a troubled adolescent, this long poem captures the raw, unfiltered voice of a working-class Cornish poet. Through vivid, manic hallucinations, the protagonist transitions from writing insincere love letters to men to invoking the haunting imagery of Dylan Thomas. The narrative culminates in a profound transformation, reflecting on themes of trauma and mortality. With its compelling style, "The Rise of" offers essential insights into the human experience, emphasizing the irreversible impact of loss.