Exquisite Sorrows
David Martin Stevens has six independently published poetry collections. His latest collection "Exquisite Sorrows" explores the themes of the rise and fall of love, death, nature and self-identity. David has been a semi-finalist in Poetry Nation's National Contest and has had his poem titled "Wounded Seagull by the Sea" featured in its published anthology "Turning the Corner - Milestone". David is a practicing Buddhist and is a distant relative of Arthur Fenner, the 4th Govenor and James Fenner, the 7th, 11th and 17th Govenor, both of Rhode Island. David Martin moved to New York City in 1998 with $400 cash, two suitcases and a dream. For the first three months of living in NYC, he slept on the concrete floor of his friends Alphabet city pet shop located on Avenue A.
118 pages
English edition · First published 2025 by David Martin Stevens · ISBN 9781736586686
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