| Author: | Ben Sheldon | ISBN: | 9781475962147 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | February 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ben Sheldon |
| ISBN: | 9781475962147 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | February 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
Eclectic Poetry presents a collection of author Ben Sheldons best poems, conceived and written over several years. These verses cover many different moods and unique experiences. Sheldon presents them by topic, making them easily accessible based upon the mindset of the reader. They explore such topics as relationships, humor, personal thoughts, and the dark side of life.
Eclectic Poetry allows you to select a poem that suits that moments experience and your needs at that time. From the starkness of Death Row to the sarcasm of Remote Control to the humor of 15 Minutes of Fame, Sheldon explores the wide range of human emotions in this poetry collection.
Review
Reviewed my life the other day;
Unwound myself, rewound my thoughts,
And relived againfast forward,
Like silent Charlie Chaplin movie,
Pushing a cart uphill past rail tracks,
While the train steams along closer.
Charlie, playing me, nears top then slips,
And rolls down over the rail road,
Just missing the chugging engine.
Ive repeated that pointless effort,
So many times in my life across
Risky paths that looked deceptively safe.
Eclectic Poetry presents a collection of author Ben Sheldons best poems, conceived and written over several years. These verses cover many different moods and unique experiences. Sheldon presents them by topic, making them easily accessible based upon the mindset of the reader. They explore such topics as relationships, humor, personal thoughts, and the dark side of life.
Eclectic Poetry allows you to select a poem that suits that moments experience and your needs at that time. From the starkness of Death Row to the sarcasm of Remote Control to the humor of 15 Minutes of Fame, Sheldon explores the wide range of human emotions in this poetry collection.
Review
Reviewed my life the other day;
Unwound myself, rewound my thoughts,
And relived againfast forward,
Like silent Charlie Chaplin movie,
Pushing a cart uphill past rail tracks,
While the train steams along closer.
Charlie, playing me, nears top then slips,
And rolls down over the rail road,
Just missing the chugging engine.
Ive repeated that pointless effort,
So many times in my life across
Risky paths that looked deceptively safe.
