Official Review: A World Diverse 111 by David Edmond

Dolor · Post by **Dolor** » 09 May 2019, 00:56

A World Diverse III by David Edmond is the third in a series of volumes of #Poetry. It paints a picture of the current state of society and the negative impact of the development of technology into the world. It talks about #Community, #Diversity, #Society, and #Loss.

Thanks for the review.

Quinto · Post by **Quinto** » 09 May 2019, 00:59

I especially like the poems sensitizing people on the need to interact with each other as it used to be before, unlike the current preoccupation with phones and other technological devices. Thanks for the review.

Gikonyo Caroline · Post by **Gikonyo Caroline** » 09 May 2019, 01:11

A breathe of fresh air , indeed ! poetry dealing with grief due to loss of loved one and the loss of human interactions as one of the downsides to techonology, plus it is a simple to read art of work. Great review

Jgideon · Post by **Jgideon** » 09 May 2019, 01:17

I am not so much into poetry but this one sounds quite compelling. I agree with the author that we should all heed to the "call to reach across racial, religious and political lines that have been unjustly drawn." I won't mind reading this one.

Maria-Goretti Amarachi Okechi - Catherine · 09 May 2019, 01:20

I'm a big fan of poetry and this particular book of poetry sounds alluring and encompassed with hidden topics of discuss touching the world we live in and all activities thereof especially ones dealing with loss of loved ones and loss of human interactions as one of the demerits of technology A World Diverse lll: In need of help seems like a very good read for lovers of poetry. I look forward to reading this one.

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 09 May 2019, 01:33

The book sounds thought-provoking and interesting from this review. So I would like to read this one.Great review.

Mercelle · Post by **Mercelle** » 09 May 2019, 01:42

The author pens insightful poems that dissect human interaction (or lack thereof) in today's world. He analyzes the impact of technology and the cumulative disadvantages of a fast-paced environment.

Han26+ · Post by **Han26+** » 09 May 2019, 01:46

Thanks for your review! I like that the poet has taken the time to organise this collection well, so that the poems all fit together. However, like you, I don’t particularly like poems that are direct in tone and unambiguous, so I’ll pass on reading this one.

TinyikoS · Post by **TinyikoS** » 09 May 2019, 01:50

Amazing review. I would like to read the book, sounds like a life lessons filled book.

Post by **Vickie Noel** » 09 May 2019, 02:14

This sounds like a poetry collection I would enjoy, although I do prefer more word complexities than it appears to offer. That it explores the loss of human interactions due to the advent of technological advancements as well as the human emotions in the wake of lost loved ones is a plus. I look forward to learning from the author. Thanks for the sterling review.

Moddesser Elahi · Post by **Moddesser Elahi** » 09 May 2019, 02:18

I am always curious to know about different kinds of life-experiences of people around the world influenced by their culture, religion, etc. So I would like to give a try to this collection of easy-to-understand poems on such a theme. Thank you for the review!

Mamatyler · Post by **Mamatyler** » 09 May 2019, 02:19

Fantastic review. It gives the reader a taste of what to expect. I also like poetry with ambiguous language but I wouldn't mind enjoying this book with the simple to understand style.

Nickk12 · Post by **Nickk12** » 09 May 2019, 02:21

Read this book pretty good the second section in book is some how related with my current condition...

Ub43I59 · Post by **Ub43I59** » 09 May 2019, 02:21

A World Diverse 111 by David Edmond The book of poems encourages the reader to see life through the lens of the common-good as responsibilities are firmly grasped: from ambitions fulfilled to help proffered through grief and loss until utopia is gained at journey's end where peace rebuilt and respect in diversity is the order of the day.

Detailed review. Congrats on BOTD.

dragonet07 · Post by **dragonet07** » 09 May 2019, 02:29

My relationship with poetry tends to swerve between loving it and hating it with a level of understanding that varies from piece to piece. However, I do like the challenge that even the simplest of poetry can pose, so I might give this a shot. Besides, I think the themes here are ones which should be explored by everyone, especially now. Thank you for the helpful review.