Regina Alberty: 7 books

In this second volume of poems, Regina Alberty shares with her readers further glimpses of life in New York City. Most of the poems portray the urban environment in simple words divested of embellishments. Whether observing nature, or the interactions of people in relationships, the poet endeavors...

Regina Albertys poetry has not appeared anywhere before. The poems in this book were composed in New York City, and her work partakes in the citys restless energy, manifested in its constant influx of new immigrants and its ever-changing architectural landscape. Her poems bring to mind the disconnection...

Many of the poems in this volume are love poems or poems about people and places whose memories are cherished by the author. Some other poems are about difficult challenges that arrive unannounced. All of the poems included in this volume are written on an intimate level of expression meant to draw...

Summertime brings memories of past summers and wonderful times spent outdoors. Many of the poems in this book recollect such times of carefree enjoyment. These are simple poems about everyday life, delivered in a quiet voice; nostalgic and, at the same time, vectors to an uncertain future. I hope they make you think and then think some more.

Portraits is a book of poems about people, places, events, relationships that have stayed in my memory for some particular reason. I meet many new people daily, and I learn from them and their stories. Each poem is a portrait of the person or the situation they experienced. I hope the reader will enjoy these poems.

Autumn is a book of poems that take me back in a number of ways. It is a mixture of seasonal events, past experiences, and also of aging while achieving maturity and insight into lifes turns and changes. I hope you enjoy some of these poems and that they bring to mind memories that you found enriching or perplexing in your own life.

The poems in this book are similar in tone and subject matter to those the author has published before. However, many are in a lighter mood, even somewhat humorous. However, if you are one of the old readers accustomed to gloom and doom, rest assured some of those are included too. May all of you enjoy these poems.