Poetry
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Lost In the Woods
Collected Poems From Everywhere by Scott Harrower
A contemplative logger sees God in the trees and snow fleas of the Vermont woods. He makes his way over land to the southern tip of South America (El Fin del Mundo) and back, finding God everywhere and nowhere, writing poems on buses and trains, in ...
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A World Diverse III
In Need of Help by David Edmond
The world is ever changing. People seem to have lost the will to slow down and enjoy restful hours. They have put enormous stresses on themselves and others as they try to accomplish more in a shorter time frame. Work consumes their life. Rapid ...
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Life Of The Mind
by Cashma Ashmeade
I invite you into my world of living poetry. The first time my pencil spoke on paper was in 1987, and over a lifespan of thirty years, my poems have progressed. They come from deep within my life experiences and the challenges of life itself, ...
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Unbalanced Thoughts
by Sheree Miller
One thing we must never cease to remember; although the trials of life seem to be extremely hard at times. Always keep this one thing in mind. If I can see it, its temporary, which means you don't have to continually try to carry your burdens all ...
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What Nature Gives Back to Humanity
by Phillip Lawrence Fowler
As a warm day arrives, so must our considerate attitudes. A discovery of what nature has to give, is a quiet essence of how humanity can can persuade itself to live respectfully. This mentality maintains tranquility on our planet earth.
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Holding Up the Sky
33 Paintings and their Poems by Valerie Losell
Which comes first for you? Words or pictures? In this anthology of paintings and their poems, the artist and poet, Valerie Losell invites you to start with either and enhance your enjoyment of both. Her watercolours and pastels and the poems that ...
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On the Road to Delight
Poems and Short Stories by Peter Shred
Life has had it's ups and downs. The last twenty years or more have been in control of an eighteen wheel transport truck. This is my poetic interpretation of the the happenings at work and home. Being alone most of the time, lets the mind wander. ...
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Kill Me If You Can
by Ron Ritco
The reason I wrote the book was to document all of the unusual experiences I had in my life, have others ever experienced what I have, I have questioned myself on numerous occasions about this, I have also questioned whether I should write this ...
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This 'n' That, Bric a Brac
The Poems of Barry Plamondon by Barry Plamondon
This book is a collection of poems written shortly after I suffered my second stroke. It is about the things that matter to me, (family), and things that interest me, (gardening, cowboy life, nature). As well it is about my search for answers in my ...
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The Poetry
by Chris Stafford
This book was written about Chris Stafford’s thoughts with a hand from God. Chris’ family was involved with the reading of this book and thought it would be nice to be published so others could read it.
