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This absurdity sandwich of paper and ink was intended as an admittedly feeble attempt to roughly catalogue my human experience in life thus far, with attention to the way my worldviews changed as I grew. Do not take it too seriously; I certainly didn't. I ask that you make no personal judgements of the author based on your reading. This book contains poems you dislike. The goal is not to tell you about how I am; my purpose is to sedate and capture an emotion, keep it safe, and deliver it as pure and raw as I can to an audience for digesting.

Ms. Read the Plight of A Poet is a no-nonsense compilation of poetry written by Glori Morris-Carter aka Ladi Glori. In utter fearlessness, she states her position with society as a woman, lesbian, a lover, entrepreneur, poet and a person of strength. The unapologetic language in each verse tickles the funny bone, while challenging conventionalism and exposing the world to the bravery of speaking your truth. Ladi Glori's mission is to maximize truth and minimize shame. And she does this with unparalleled enthusiasm.

A time shall come when space pioneers shall crusade between the planets and the moons. Then shall great cities be built on the Earth, moon, and on Mars and moons of other planets. It shall be that earthlings will utilize new-found knowledge in the structures of atoms and in the field of magnetisms and shall thereby overcome alien aspects of foreign space environments. MY FATHER'S HOUSE represents a compilation of nine booklets, which are referred to as "LOGS", each log representing a chapter. The MANIFEST CHRONICLES text employs a variety of styles, usages of terminology--and unique syntax, semantics, and structure.

My Speakable Joy is a collection of journaled poems that describe the Joy I have experienced as The Lord revealed to me.

Many new poems written over the past two years, and a few of my older, personal favorites. These are works from the heart, exploring my conscious mind and deeper spirit -- for what it is worth, a lifetime of honest feeling, both the good and bad...to a beautiful conclusion I pray. Love to all: Joe DiMino.

Parkinson's Disease Poetry is a collection of poems and associated biographical sketches from patients with Parkinson's disease, family and friends of patients with Parkinson's disease, and physicians caring for patients with Parkinson's disease. The poems range from funny to poignant and cover the spectrum of disease manifestations from tremor and falls to drooling and dermatitis. This book is the perfect gift for patients, their family members, and healthcare providers. The poems and biosketches were lightly edited by Mark S. LeDoux, MD, PhD. Dr. LeDoux is a neurologist and scientist with subspecialty expertise in Parkinson's disease and other movement and neurodegenerative disorde ...

Most of you may not know, but my first published book was a 23-poem, paperback rightfully named, Rhythmic Journey. It has been ten solid years since its first print and a journey it has been indeed! That little book packed a lot of power and “Uncovering the Layers” continues to be the mantra that I live by and invite others to partake of, for it is a delectably liberating process! This collection, which includes those initially published poems, represents the gift of progress. Taken from various points in my life-healing and a passing through of a great deal of lessons. Each piece offers a remnant of myself with the intention of offering you peace through struggles that you may be ...

Whether you read one poem or the whole book, consider yourself simple or complex, I hope there is something in this that will help you along the way. A story that took place so naturally, yet was so timelessly bizarre. An enchanting, mystical journey of that which I always expected, yet stumbled upon entirely by accident. This book being a part of it, I happily share it with you and am excited for you to walk in my shoes. There's no moral to the story, and no beginning either. There were things they couldn't contain. We're rolling up the incline. It's called free thought.

Regardless of the sometimes negativity of things, I think you will find that they are glorious and spectacular and you wouldn't want them any other way. How would the most extravagant masterpieces look without the color black? How could anything in this existence happen if nothing was left up to chance? When weird is normal and normal has become weird, yet it all keeps on bearing that which we forgot we dreamed of, you wonder if you stepped through the door, or which one it was, or how the key got into your hand in the first place. I hope this book has answers to the questions you ask yourself, and me, and all that is around you. When the gate closes behind you, and you realize you are l ...

In this collection of poems I explore the wisdom imparted to me by people I have encountered in life as well as wisdom contained in every day things and situations.