The Child That Would Be Missed

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In this enticing poetry collection of autobiographical undertones, author Eric Sowers illustrates the contrast of different aspects of one's life in four sections which symbolize various sentiments found within oneself. An anthology of dozens of poems, this realistic piece of work ranges from the depiction of the idiosyncrasies of daily life to moral battles fought at war and the pain of watching life go by from within enemy lines. Such intense poems are followed by lighter pieces that gleefully depict moments of relaxation. Finally, a conclusion of provocative verses questions society's collective future and the path towards which we are headed. The Child That Would Be Missed is powerful, riveting and inspiring. With a remarkably sensitive approach to controversial and trivial topics alike, this anthology speaks to emotions to which all readers are sure to relate.