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An erudite poetry collection of deep, resplendent, proportions. PERFECT FOR ANYONE
Documenting half a century of a man's journey, it urges readers to never give up. Replete with a lifetime of romantic yearnings, political commentary, and quiet thoughts, this book speaks to everyone via the countless parts of the human condition. Most importantly, it's never afraid to laugh at life.
THE BEST COLLECTION #TIMHS - Comments + Praise + Reviews - TIMHS# "I was like most, totally uninterested in poetry. I humbly admit I was wrong. After reading this my mind is completely changed. I now see poetry for what it is - a puzzle of words. Every single word needs to be perfect, seamlessly moving the metaphor while maintaining structure, rhyme, and rhythm. I BEG YOU TO GET THIS BOOK! Even if you have NEVER read a single poem in your entire life, you will be happy. This collection is full of laugh-out-loud, edgy humor (or humour as he would spell it) and deep insights. When at my worst this gave me a boost.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!"
-Anonymous Online Reviewer "...The messages conveyed...oftentimes mischievous and playful, sometimes... sweetly sentimental, tug at the reader..."
-Margaret Wong, PhD, Professor of Literature & Composition "I first met John in Ogunquit, Maine. I spent time in England and thought I knew the "Brits" - turns out, I only knew "some". When he asked me to critique his upcoming book of course I said "YES!" I enjoy criticizing John in general, but, being busy, I kept putting if off. What a mistake - it's a revelation! Opening the book at random is to have a conversation with John. His turn of phrase is perfect.
Poetry was NEVER like this in school!
-Kent Bridges, Managing Director of Ogunquit Playhouse ISBNs
-ISBN (Print = PaperBack): 978-1-7343017-0-0 (9781734301700)
-ISBN (eBook = PDF): 978-1-7343017-1-7 (9781734301717)
-ISBN (eBook = ePub): 978-1-7343017-5-5 (9781734301755)
-ISBN (eBook = Mobi): 978-1-7343017-3-1 (9781734301731)
Documenting half a century of a man's journey, it urges readers to never give up. Replete with a lifetime of romantic yearnings, political commentary, and quiet thoughts, this book speaks to everyone via the countless parts of the human condition. Most importantly, it's never afraid to laugh at life.
THE BEST COLLECTION #TIMHS - Comments + Praise + Reviews - TIMHS# "I was like most, totally uninterested in poetry. I humbly admit I was wrong. After reading this my mind is completely changed. I now see poetry for what it is - a puzzle of words. Every single word needs to be perfect, seamlessly moving the metaphor while maintaining structure, rhyme, and rhythm. I BEG YOU TO GET THIS BOOK! Even if you have NEVER read a single poem in your entire life, you will be happy. This collection is full of laugh-out-loud, edgy humor (or humour as he would spell it) and deep insights. When at my worst this gave me a boost.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!"
-Anonymous Online Reviewer "...The messages conveyed...oftentimes mischievous and playful, sometimes... sweetly sentimental, tug at the reader..."
-Margaret Wong, PhD, Professor of Literature & Composition "I first met John in Ogunquit, Maine. I spent time in England and thought I knew the "Brits" - turns out, I only knew "some". When he asked me to critique his upcoming book of course I said "YES!" I enjoy criticizing John in general, but, being busy, I kept putting if off. What a mistake - it's a revelation! Opening the book at random is to have a conversation with John. His turn of phrase is perfect.
Poetry was NEVER like this in school!
-Kent Bridges, Managing Director of Ogunquit Playhouse ISBNs
-ISBN (Print = PaperBack): 978-1-7343017-0-0 (9781734301700)
-ISBN (eBook = PDF): 978-1-7343017-1-7 (9781734301717)
-ISBN (eBook = ePub): 978-1-7343017-5-5 (9781734301755)
-ISBN (eBook = Mobi): 978-1-7343017-3-1 (9781734301731)
An erudite poetry collection of deep, resplendent, proportions. PERFECT FOR ANYONE
Documenting half a century of a man's journey, it urges readers to never give up. Replete with a lifetime of romantic yearnings, political commentary, and quiet thoughts, this book speaks to everyone via the countless parts of the human condition. Most importantly, it's never afraid to laugh at life.
THE BEST COLLECTION #TIMHS - Comments + Praise + Reviews - TIMHS# "I was like most, totally uninterested in poetry. I humbly admit I was wrong. After reading this my mind is completely changed. I now see poetry for what it is - a puzzle of words. Every single word needs to be perfect, seamlessly moving the metaphor while maintaining structure, rhyme, and rhythm. I BEG YOU TO GET THIS BOOK! Even if you have NEVER read a single poem in your entire life, you will be happy. This collection is full of laugh-out-loud, edgy humor (or humour as he would spell it) and deep insights. When at my worst this gave me a boost.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!"
-Anonymous Online Reviewer "...The messages conveyed...oftentimes mischievous and playful, sometimes... sweetly sentimental, tug at the reader..."
-Margaret Wong, PhD, Professor of Literature & Composition "I first met John in Ogunquit, Maine. I spent time in England and thought I knew the "Brits" - turns out, I only knew "some". When he asked me to critique his upcoming book of course I said "YES!" I enjoy criticizing John in general, but, being busy, I kept putting if off. What a mistake - it's a revelation! Opening the book at random is to have a conversation with John. His turn of phrase is perfect.
Poetry was NEVER like this in school!
-Kent Bridges, Managing Director of Ogunquit Playhouse ISBNs
-ISBN (Print = PaperBack): 978-1-7343017-0-0 (9781734301700)
-ISBN (eBook = PDF): 978-1-7343017-1-7 (9781734301717)
-ISBN (eBook = ePub): 978-1-7343017-5-5 (9781734301755)
-ISBN (eBook = Mobi): 978-1-7343017-3-1 (9781734301731)
Documenting half a century of a man's journey, it urges readers to never give up. Replete with a lifetime of romantic yearnings, political commentary, and quiet thoughts, this book speaks to everyone via the countless parts of the human condition. Most importantly, it's never afraid to laugh at life.
THE BEST COLLECTION #TIMHS - Comments + Praise + Reviews - TIMHS# "I was like most, totally uninterested in poetry. I humbly admit I was wrong. After reading this my mind is completely changed. I now see poetry for what it is - a puzzle of words. Every single word needs to be perfect, seamlessly moving the metaphor while maintaining structure, rhyme, and rhythm. I BEG YOU TO GET THIS BOOK! Even if you have NEVER read a single poem in your entire life, you will be happy. This collection is full of laugh-out-loud, edgy humor (or humour as he would spell it) and deep insights. When at my worst this gave me a boost.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!"
-Anonymous Online Reviewer "...The messages conveyed...oftentimes mischievous and playful, sometimes... sweetly sentimental, tug at the reader..."
-Margaret Wong, PhD, Professor of Literature & Composition "I first met John in Ogunquit, Maine. I spent time in England and thought I knew the "Brits" - turns out, I only knew "some". When he asked me to critique his upcoming book of course I said "YES!" I enjoy criticizing John in general, but, being busy, I kept putting if off. What a mistake - it's a revelation! Opening the book at random is to have a conversation with John. His turn of phrase is perfect.
Poetry was NEVER like this in school!
-Kent Bridges, Managing Director of Ogunquit Playhouse ISBNs
-ISBN (Print = PaperBack): 978-1-7343017-0-0 (9781734301700)
-ISBN (eBook = PDF): 978-1-7343017-1-7 (9781734301717)
-ISBN (eBook = ePub): 978-1-7343017-5-5 (9781734301755)
-ISBN (eBook = Mobi): 978-1-7343017-3-1 (9781734301731)

















