A Long Way Home by Doyle Edeni

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A LONG WAY HOME BY DOYLE EDENI
review by I.J. Kalia
Everyone, no matter the race, gender or status is going through a journey in this life. A Long Way Home is six part anthology of seventy-five free verse poetry with tales of the mountains and valleys in the author’s journey throw life. The rhythmical arrangement in the poems collection brings poetry into  its array. A Long Way Home is an easy read, as anyone could easily find his or her place through the journey of life in this book. This book is a must read for anyone who understands that life is a journey.

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