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    Dark Days Inside the Light While Drunk on Wine
    Dark Days Inside the Light While Drunk on Wine
    Dark Days Inside the Light While Drunk on Wine
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    Dark Days Inside the Light While Drunk on Wine

    By James Casey IV

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    'Dark Days Inside The Light While Drunk On Wine' is a collection of writings that are some of James' more brooding work. It comes from a darker period in his life. He was upset and depressed about the state of the world as well his own personal situation. The poems were chosen from a time period in-between 2010 ~ 2014. James has been writing since the age of fifteen, and has seen many ups and downs that attribute to his poetry. His previously published book, 'Metaphorically Esoteric,' is a bit more light-hearted in nature.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Casey IV
    Release dateOct 1, 2016
    ISBN9781370004645
    Dark Days Inside the Light While Drunk on Wine
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    James Casey IV

    A poet, artist, and dreamer; lost between worlds that only exist in the mind. Spinning true stories, tales, lies, and exaggerations from the memory & imagination of a southern madman philosopher. James was born in Colorado on September 5th,1982, and at the age of one his parents brought him to Louisiana where his Father, James Dennis Casey III, was born in New Orleans. Growing up in the rich culture of Louisiana he gathered a diverse set of traits and heritage from his southern family culture. Currently Mr. Casey resides in Mississippi, and mainly spends his time on his poetry, but also enjoys creating artwork, cooking Cajun food and spending time with family.

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