Showing posts with label Leaders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leaders. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2011
ANNOUNCING WALT'S FIRST POETRY COLLECTION!
I stole the following from my prolific and terrific BlogPal:
"After three years of intensive poem composing, I've finally found my nerve to compile my first collection of poems into the limited edition chapbook entitled, WOOD. The inspiration for WOOD was two-fold. Of the poems included, the majority is about my Father who was a very skilled carpenter. It is fitting that Dad worked his mastery of woods while I have developed a mastery of words. Along, with that connection, we lived at 76 Wood Street.
I had gotten a bit ambitious in offering 31 poems in this collection, but strung together, they actually tell the story of my relationship with my Father and that place near the Erie Tracks where we lived and grew up.
I will initially be releasing a limited run (76 copies) of the First Edition of WOOD. I plan on also issuing an audio CD of a reading of the book. The price of either will be $10. However, the combo will be made available together for a special $15 price. Further information will be posted soon. Anyone interested can submit their queries to Walt at wojisme@roadrunner.com with the subject line "Interest in Your Chapbook.”
Number 1 has my name on it.
Marie Elena
Labels:
Beginnings,
FIRSTS,
In Marie's Scope,
KUDOS,
Leaders,
Mentor,
Poetry,
Walt's Vision
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
HAIKU (For Uncle Jim)
You were a leader
Who never let followers
Feel less than partners
Marie Elena
Note: Today's Writer's Digest Poetic Asides poetry prompt challenged us to write about leaders, followers, or both. How can I hear the word "leader" without thinking of Uncle Jim?
Who never let followers
Feel less than partners
Marie Elena
Note: Today's Writer's Digest Poetic Asides poetry prompt challenged us to write about leaders, followers, or both. How can I hear the word "leader" without thinking of Uncle Jim?
Labels:
Family,
Haiku,
Heroes,
In Marie's Scope,
Leaders,
Loss,
Poetic Asides '11,
Powers,
Remembrance,
Respect
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