In this collection of poetry/poems Kennie questions if happiness truly exists or if it's just a part of ones brain that not everyone can reach.
It's not like it's locked like in a video game where you have to reach a certain level in order to unlock it, nor would it even be behind a paywall.
But it's more so finding that key, but not everyone is meant to find that key to unlock it. Sometimes that sort of thing remains locked while certain people struggle more than one would ever know.
Autorentext
Kennie Kayoz is a Canadian independent author and poet known for his raw, deeply personal, and introspective writing. His work often draws from his experiences with bullying, personal loss, and the challenges of growing up.
Career and writing style
Literary presence: Since beginning his career in 2002, Kennie Kayoz has become a prolific writer with more than 50 published books, showcasing a "prolific writing career".
Publisher: He is the founder of Coyotes Publishing, an independent platform for his work that allows his writing to remain free from traditional publishing constraints.
Themes: His poetry and prose are characterized by their unfiltered, intense, and thought-provoking exploration of topics like pain, isolation, resilience, and the complexities of human emotion.
Inspiration: Originally aspiring to be a sports broadcaster, he turned to poetry in high school as an emotional outlet, often writing late at night on an old computer. He uses his writing to cope with life's challenges and share his experiences.
Notable works
"Kennie Vs Everybody"
"Can't Turn Off My Brain At Night"
"Toxic"
"Matter of Redemption"
"Kennie's Travel Log: Planet Earth"
"Torn Between Heaven and Hell"