DREAMS AND SCHEMES (eBook Only)
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As humans, we never stop thinking. When we sleep, we dream. When we're awake, we scheme. Our thoughts are constantly at work, shaping who we are and what we believe. Like all creatures, our basic instinct is survival and finding our place in this vast universe.
Unlike any other creature, we are interdependent upon each other. We cannot live alone. Many things bring us together, but none are as powerful as the written word. Through writing, we record our legacy for future generations. Through these words, we can truly understand who we are, who we have been, and who we may become.
There are many genres of writing, but few examples that truly capture our essence. We start with a raw and base foundation, but through our experiences and identity, we grow and mature. Our lives are enriched when we take the time to explore the wealth and depth offered up by writers who have come before us, leaving behind gems and pearls for us to discover.
Unlike any other creature, we are interdependent upon each other. We cannot live alone. Many things bring us together, but none are as powerful as the written word. Through writing, we record our legacy for future generations. Through these words, we can truly understand who we are, who we have been, and who we may become.
There are many genres of writing, but few examples that truly capture our essence. We start with a raw and base foundation, but through our experiences and identity, we grow and mature. Our lives are enriched when we take the time to explore the wealth and depth offered up by writers who have come before us, leaving behind gems and pearls for us to discover.
"The style of the poetry is short lines with quick, witty rhymes in some cases. The subjects of the poems make it definitely worth a read, since these subjects are prevalent in most of our daily lives. Anyone that loves to read real-life poetry will want to read the collection."
~Terri D., Lebanon, TN