Muses of a Small Town Man

Small Town Man'S First Poetry Book Is Written In A Plain Spoken Style With No Cryptic Illusionary Or Dream-Like Verses That Have To Be Deciphered For Meaning. In The Poem Not In My Lifetime He Writes ' Peace On Earth What A Beautiful Phrase; In Reality It Never Has Existed On This World-Wide Stage.' This Is Poetry For The Average Reader Or For The Poetry Aficionado; Both Should Enjoy The Contents Within. A Wide Variety Of Topics Are Covered; Love War Death Nature Science Pollution Climate Change Kids Pets Retirement Etc. Poems Are Presented In Either A Serious Or Humorous Way. For The Writer Being A Wounded Vietnam Veteran Himself Not In God'S Name Is A Powerful And Emotional Indictment Of War. A Lovely Lovely Day Focuses On A Too Common Problem Faced By Returning Vets From The Conflicts In The Middle East. The Old Folks Is A Farcical Romp Through The Actions Of Our Senior Citizens. In Muses Of A Small Town Man You Will Also Find Pages Of Limericks That Will Amuse You As Well As Insightful Personal Observations Such As Observation 17: The Most Wonderful And The Most Nerve-Racking Word In The World-Kids.