SideQuests on Kindle
A poety book I wrote a few years ago is now available on Kindle for a measly 2.99. Not that you should buy it or anything(unless unchecked narcissism and megalomania are major turn-ons for you.) You can buy it here:
sidequests
The Great Plains
I’ll take mine plain- plain jane plain clothes what’s that? you’re eating it plain? how I love… the great plains turn my heart into a flood plain of pain, the plain…the plain! from my 2008 book SideQuests
Out of his Shell
Out of His Shell by Brandon Adamson Just recently, I’ve come to the realization that I must have missed out entirely on the whole “being a man” thing. you know, just skipped right over it. I think I went straight from boy to “shell of a man.” From my 2008 book, SideQuests
The Boy and the Painting of a Treehouse
The Boy and the Painting of a Treehouse by Brandon Adamson This is the true story of a boy that dreamed up a boy(his imaginary self) who often stared at the painting of a treehouse, a painting of a treehouse, that if only he could have(the treehouse), he would never come out. And all of … The Boy and the Painting of a Treehouse
Amidst a Misogynist
Amidst a Misogynist Brandon Adamson In the thick of the mix of the blitz of awe and beauty of beauties, we have it would seem a misogynist amidst. Every red blooded man has one, somewhere, perhaps within reason and his ability to do so… a sense of hopelessness tendency toward bitterness over the missed and … Amidst a Misogynist
Acceptance is the Cure
Acceptance is the Cure I just want someone to accept me for who I am- “But you don’t even accept yourself for who you are!” I accept myself for being someone who can’t accept who they are. So I guess I’m looking for an exception, someone who accepts me for being someone who accepts themselves … Acceptance is the Cure
poem of the week
From my book, SideQuests Carefully Chosen Words Feel free about your feelings to ramble to your heart’s content if it is even possible or even seems a cause worthy who knows if that vessel is still sea worthy to reach such a destination. (I should hope not!) but for me when it comes to you … poem of the week