The Poem Poam Moem Moam Book
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Drawing inspiration from the tapestry of human thought, the symphony of sound, and the voices resonating across the globe, these poems embrace the vast spectrum of human experience. With each turn of the page, you’ll encounter the poetic tapestry of creativity, imagination, and profound storytelling that spans across genres and literary styles.
The Poem Poam Moem Moam Book invites you to immerse yourself in a mosaic of poetic brilliance, where every line, every phrase, weaves together a vivid tapestry of emotions and ideas. Whether you seek solace, inspiration, or simply the joy of language, this collection offers a kaleidoscope of verse that is both thought-provoking and awe-inspiring.
Kyile Jacquin Carter
When Kyile was a child growing up his role models were authors like Alfred Lawrence, Roald Dahl, Mark Twain. Kyile is studying for a Bachelor’s creative writing degree at Brunel University. Living in UK, born and raised, Kyile has seen the open world, loves socialising, meeting people from different social integral society relationships. Hiyaku’s words of inspiration are: Don’t give up and don’t frown upon reality because reality will never leave you behind, it’s unto you. It has nothing to do with being materialistic, being materialistic it’s more pessimistic than a bowl of Cheerios. Kyile managed to publish his first contemporary fictional fantasy short novel which is 125 pages long. He could not have done this without the studies into his own self-awareness and the human psychology of thought process. With the support of his publishing agency, Author House, Kyile wrote his first book, which he named The Tenrux Society, which he concedes as captivated talent. Kyile began his adventures morally from studying reading books and writing, while learning about his favourite subject, astronomy. Unlike his father who is a musician, Kyile decided to progress his life in the role model of his own choice, becoming a writer.
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