The Nomadic Poet: A Collection of Poetry & Prose by Thomas, Piérre Ramon

Poetic tales, musings, poetry, prose, The Nomadic Poet is a compilation of compositions touching on loneliness, depression, gay romantic love, metapoetry, and self-love. A voice characterized as "raw yet eloquent", Thomas' pieces are deeply emotive, unabashedly vulnerable, grand, fantastical, and, at times, whimsical. Wrought with sentimentalism, romanticism, and emotionalism, The Nomadic Poet is a humble attempt to offer a different poetic perspective to our cold-hearted, savage, lonely generation. Thomas show us that vulnerability is not a godawful thing in pieces such as "Why Not Cherish Your Lover?", "If I Seem Serious", "Come Before I Tear", and "He Escapes Me". Self-love is made an objective in pieces like "Mythical Creature" and "The Pageant". The Musings section shares the thoughts that came to Thomas during his moments of meditation and reflection. Romantic love, a thing which isn't always poeticized in LGBT literature, is dreamt of in compositions like "A Profession", "On Account of You", "Our Lovemaking", "Perfection Personified", and "In It". The Nomadic Poet is a collection of written works that aims to be spiritual, ethereal, transcendent, and imaginative.

Coming out of left field, Piérre Ramon Thomas has been writing for over a decade. He was born and raised in the Washington, D.C.-metropolitan area. He is currently a senior at Marymount University majoring in English, minoring in Journalism. He presently lives in Northern Virginia.