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Ambiguous — Tom Adams

Classification: Modern and contemporary poetry (c 1900 onwards)

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Well-Rhymed Cheerful Inspiring
Review date: 13th March 2025

I bought one of Tom's poems while he was still a street poet and it warms my heart every day. It's a beautiful collection of creative, well-rhymed poems, which talk about life, nature, human experiences but with so much light and inspiration. Reading these poems is like looking at Vincent Van Gogh's paintings - that's the closest comparison I have. Highly recommend.


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ISBN: 9781917061131
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Tom Adams writes instant poetry for passers-by on the streets of the city of Bath, Somerset. It normally takes him 10 to 15 minutes to write a personalised poem for someone. Most people wait while he does it and sometimes he has to write so quickly that he imagines smoke coming out of the page as he feverishly pens the words. Tom’s books are therefore “Smoking Pages”.

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From the Unheard Voices imprint.

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Well-Rhymed Cheerful Inspiring
Review date: 13th March 2025

I bought one of Tom's poems while he was still a street poet and it warms my heart every day. It's a beautiful collection of creative, well-rhymed poems, which talk about life, nature, human experiences but with so much light and inspiration. Reading these poems is like looking at Vincent Van Gogh's paintings - that's the closest comparison I have. Highly recommend.


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