“Looking Outside the Window” was a new poetry chapbook that materialized while working from home in self-quarantine during the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. I was in the middle of the NaPoWriMo challenge and found that much of my writing was revolving around the emerging health crisis here in the U.S. and around the world. The chapbook was meant to be an encouragement to those struggling with fear amidst crisis and the hope that someday soon things would improve.

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“Seasons of Nature” was my first full-length collection of poems containing more than 100 original works, some only ever published in that book. The collection covers all four seasons: Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. Many of them came from personal experiences on hikes, in the woods, or other adventures outdoors. The seasons are both a natural idea, but they too apply to different stages of life and development.

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“Poems For Warriors: A Collection of Poems from the Battle,” was the original self-published collection of poems and the inspiration for this blog is also available for purchase on Amazon. After years of writing, tinkering, and trying different things with my poetry, I finally, on a whim, put together a manuscript and quickly researched how to self-publish a book on Amazon. That effort became “Poems For Warriors.” Digital versions of the eBook are also available on Rakuten Kobo, Barnes & Noble if you use either of those e-readers.

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