The poet - picked up the pen at 17 years of age. The pen - traditional poetry was its life source, laid to rest by the poet shortly after reaching adulthood. Now - After 13 years of life experiences, the poet picks up the pen with fervor, only to discover it is not the same pen he had written with as before. This is a collection of object sense, comedic, and metaphoric writing that stitches the frayed fabric of life, told through the eyes of Adrian DeBarros. Expression of humorous encouragement, to shocking moments of "Did I really just read that?!" Love twisted in many of ways, think love on a twister mat and everyday nuances, to nature viewed indoors with a head out the window. Fear and courage battle for supremacy in the mind, this book helps with the one you should entertain daily. All of this is spun through a creative lens and presented in a whimsical, entertaining and sometimes call to action manner. Dive in and watch the poet and his pen illustrate unorthodox stories.
About the Author: Adrian DeBarros, author of A Poet and his Errant Pen, started out life a baby... yeah a baby, what!? Were you hoping for some monumental and dramatic introduction? Okay, okay...He started life as a class clown; he loved the laughter of his classmates. His entertaining demeanor even got him banned from school plays and field days, poor little kiddo. As schooling went on, he wised-up and quieted down for conformity's sake. However, with this "quieting down" he picked up a pen and treated it like his best friend and nemesis. Happily and angrily stroking pages faster and faster until a new dimension opened up. Well, this new dimension did open up for him; many years later he now writes poetry and performs rhyming comedy. In his book you'll find expressions of humorous encouragement, to shocking moments of "Did I really just read that?" Adrian received his first honorable mention in poetry at the age of 17 and tried out for the Denver Nuggets in the early 2000s during an open tryout. He is a huge proponent of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). Within the past four years, he's completed online courses to strengthen his writing, learn web development, strengthen his graphic design, and problem-solve more effectively. When Adrian is not at the pad and pen, he's usually building gaming computers, on the basketball court, reading, shooting pool, learning how to rap or laying it down at yoga.