No Blues Cafe: No Shirt, No Smile, No Service, Uplifting Poetry By Jon DeVries

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title No Blues Cafe: No Shirt, No Smile, No Service, Uplifting Poetry By Jon DeVries
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Jon DeVries
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:94
Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 152
Category/GenrePoetry
ISBN/Barcode 9781667835044
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher BookBaby
Imprint BookBaby
Publication Date 20 May 2022
Publication Country United States

Description

Too much bad news? Not enough time for yourself? "No Blues Cafe" is the stunning new poetry collection by Jon DeVries. You'll read poems on life and love and youth and war and beauty and nature and more. Poems that make you laugh and cry and think. Lofty poems, poems with a crazy twist. Silly poems, even poems on the behind-the-scenes life of an Instagram model and the freedom of life in the 1960s versus today. How could a three-year-old boy venture out into space? What really happened in the back seat at the drive-in movie? How could the future of the entire universe rest on a poker game? What is at the heart of any real, long, lasting love? From a master storyteller, comes the answers to all that and a lot more....

Author Biography

Jon DeVries grew up in the cold and snow of Rochester, New York. At age 20 he left there and never looked back, falling in love with and living in the American Southwest ever since. Over the course of his life, he has been a painter, a singer in 2 very successful bands, a songwriter, a salesman, a counsellor and worked in feature film and international video shoot team logistics for 10 years. He and his wife now spend time in homes in both Florida and Arizona. Though a songwriter of over 60 songs, this is Jon's first book of poetry, an electic mix representing all the experience and lessons and wisdom of a lifetime of 70 years. His always upbeat and optimistic and reflective view of life is embodied in these works and the coming out of that kind of book, in these days of pandemics and too much bad news, is well-timed. Future works are planned and more information on Jon and any upcoming projects can be seen by visiting curtainofozpublications.com.