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As the title may suggest, this anthology of poems by Ian R. Braddock has had a long gestation period. It represents something of a summation: thoughts and ideas distilled from a life that seen many twists and turns, with much to be read between the lines of experience that can only come with age.
Ian R. Braddock was born in Manchester, England. He left school at sixteen to a series of ‘dead-end jobs’, each proposing little in terms of a career trajectory. Personal fulfilment was sought out in various degrees of hedonism but also, in writing and the pursuit of knowledge, which eventually won out. These poems bring to life that journey and the culmination of a certain quest to unravel the dichotomy of the human predicament: the relationship between what we want, what we need and the price paid for it.
Marriage, fatherhood, moving to Ireland, the death of loved ones, watching children grow up are among the subject matters touched upon movingly in the engaging lines that he writes, at the same time held in check by a warm, often mischievous sense of humour.
A collection of poetry that will be enjoyed by anyone who is not afraid to look at the world around them, discover its flaws and seek out answers on a fundamental level. It is only because of the factory that we can appreciate the meadow.
Sorry for the Silence by Ian R. Braddock
Poetry, contemporary, urban. 58 pages.
First published in 2015
ISBN: 978-1505377460
Sorry for the Silence
by
Ian R. Braddock
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Ian R. Braddock was born in Manchester but now lives in Ireland with his wife and children. Sorry for the Silence represents his first published work. Previously, his work has been published in a number of literary journals and magazines. He is currently working on a second volume. His poetry draws on his own experience, influenced by a certain anarchist political and world outlook that he identifies with.
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