The Black Flower

<p><strong>It's one thing to live long. It's another to live well. </strong></p><p><strong>Glen Harris did both.</strong></p><p> </p><p>Born in 1899 author Glen Harris experienced both three centuries and two continents-and was seldom without a paper and pen throughout his 107 years. </p><p> </p><p>Now his daughter is honoring Harris with a collection of his most loved stories sonnets and limericks. One of his best stories <em>The Black Flower</em> gives this collection its title. </p><p> </p><p>But stories aren't all you'll find. Harris' poetry limericks and one-liners are also here in abundance. And in each entry you'll catch a glimmer of a master observer at work-documenting life experiences and how they shaped the author's life. You'll come to know Harris in a way that few of his contemporaries knew him as his daughter shares both his published and unpublished poetry and prose.  </p>