Polka Dots: some dots on the social canvas
by R.K. Potter

In Polka Dots, R.K. Potter doesn’t just write poetry — he tears through the veil of society and lays its pulse bare. This is not a book of escapism. It’s a mirror made of metaphors, reflections stitched with rebellion, and quiet observations that scream truth.

Through a lens entirely his own — raw, instinctive, and brutally poetic — the author maps out fragments of a world we all live in but rarely acknowledge. Each poem is a “dot,” a mark on the social canvas that doesn’t try to impress, but demands to be felt.

Polka Dots is a book of questions, contradictions, and confessions.
A breath in a world that often forgets how to breathe.
A storm written in whispers.