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Satirical poetry has long been a powerful tool for social commentary. From the sharp-tongued verses of Juvenal in ancient Rome to the biting wit of Jonathan Swift and the clever wordplay of Dorothy Parker, satire has been used to expose the hypocrisy and absurdity of those in power and to question societal norms. It is through satire that poets can address uncomfortable truths, challenge the status quo, and provoke thought and discussion. In "Forbidden Topics," Joel Hawksley explores the contemporary landscape of politics, religion, money, and sex. These themes are not chosen lightly. They are…mehr

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Satirical poetry has long been a powerful tool for social commentary. From the sharp-tongued verses of Juvenal in ancient Rome to the biting wit of Jonathan Swift and the clever wordplay of Dorothy Parker, satire has been used to expose the hypocrisy and absurdity of those in power and to question societal norms. It is through satire that poets can address uncomfortable truths, challenge the status quo, and provoke thought and discussion. In "Forbidden Topics," Joel Hawksley explores the contemporary landscape of politics, religion, money, and sex. These themes are not chosen lightly. They are the cornerstones of our lives, the forces that shape our world and influence our behavior. Yet, they are often treated as untouchable, too sacred or too profane to be openly examined. This book seeks to break those barriers, to peel back the layers of decorum and delve into the heart of these subjects with a critical, and often humorous, eye.
Autorenporträt
Joel Hawksley is a distinguished veteran, author, entrepreneur, and community leader whose life has been shaped by his service to the country, commitment to professional excellence, and enduring passion for creative expression. During his 15 years in the US Army, he distinguished himself across multiple units and roles, leaving an indelible mark wherever he went. He was a paratrooper, Military Policeman, and Communication Specialist.He transitioned to civilian life with the same tenacity and drive that defined his military career. Over the next twenty years, he developed a diverse portfolio of experiences in retail, education, politics, and entrepreneurship. Today, you can find him on podcasts, poetry readings, book signings, NASCAR races, in public libraries, or at home writing and reading.