Ian Tacquard

No Present Like Time Ian Tacquard

Between the pages of this book are six chapters of free-form poetry with different themes and aesthetics in mind, as well as moral, psychological and philosophical takes meant to evoke emotion from the reader. From the tale of a girl wandering a cliff edge with her mysterious friend to the maniacal ramblings of a prisoner to what he calls El Dorado, or a more abstract look at our journey through life and the paths we choose to take (or are led on). A range of personified perspectives and thoughts with names attached, as we often forget how alive words really are. You'll find a buffet of sorts, where every poem has either vague or no relation to eachother at all, so you may pick and choose what suits you. I can only hope to evoke an emotion, especially confusion. I don't know if I understand everything I tried to push onto the page either. The unsolved mysteries have exclusive legacies, in my opinion. Thank you so much for reading! Contact me on social media if you have any questions about the work. @IanTacquard everywhere.