Webster defines a poem as: A piece of writing that has rhythm and often rhymes, usually in language that shows more imagination and feeling than ordinary speech.
People are made up of pieces.
Some of those pieces are bright and appealing to us, some are dark and shadowy.
Although people are composed of many pieces, they cannot be accepted only in part.
When you assemble the pieces of writing written by any one author, and delve into the depth expressed within them, the assembled pieces reveal a picture of the heart that lies beneath.
Each of us has pieces of ourselves that in normal society we would not venture to share, but those are the pieces, which compose the masterpiece of our life.
My poetry is more than cleverly arranged words.
I invite you to meet me by reading my books.
Perhaps in our meeting you will find pieces of yourself reflected within the pages.
When people connect, it is often because they see pieces of themselves in each other.
Dare to accept people as masterpiece.
| As | A piece of writing that has rhythm and often rhymes usually in language that shows more imagination and feeling than ordinary speech |
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Stratton Press Pieces of grace: a literary collection, paperback/gail a. dejohn
