Finding Little Feathers A Hub-A-Son
Kids, Fiction, Fairy Tales, Teen, Action/Adventure, Fiction - YA
| Author: | Ted F. Pevear and Linda W. Pevear | ISBN: | 9781462682256 |
| Publisher: | PublishAmerica | Publication: | February 29, 2012 |
| Imprint: | PublishAmerica | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ted F. Pevear and Linda W. Pevear |
| ISBN: | 9781462682256 |
| Publisher: | PublishAmerica |
| Publication: | February 29, 2012 |
| Imprint: | PublishAmerica |
| Language: | English |
"As in many art forms the art speak for itself. In this case the poet, author describes people, objects, phenomena's artistic or human reflections on his souls, universe. We can see how these images, objects, people, situations reflect in his and thus other lives. This second poetry book contains many poems weren't put in his first poetry book "Endeavour's into Adventures and Love" and few new one after further studies seeing losses. He experienced life and waited how his book changed the universe and decided this book is more open; offering chances and opportunities. He wouldn't take it as high as Cahlil Gibran, once Lebanese poet waiting ten years to assume to publish a perfect philosophical issue with a "perfect" effect. He'd call it just getting the taste of it; letters or sparks of my thoughts to myself and to others through thoughts: a very contemporary book."
"As in many art forms the art speak for itself. In this case the poet, author describes people, objects, phenomena's artistic or human reflections on his souls, universe. We can see how these images, objects, people, situations reflect in his and thus other lives. This second poetry book contains many poems weren't put in his first poetry book "Endeavour's into Adventures and Love" and few new one after further studies seeing losses. He experienced life and waited how his book changed the universe and decided this book is more open; offering chances and opportunities. He wouldn't take it as high as Cahlil Gibran, once Lebanese poet waiting ten years to assume to publish a perfect philosophical issue with a "perfect" effect. He'd call it just getting the taste of it; letters or sparks of my thoughts to myself and to others through thoughts: a very contemporary book."
