Perceptions of the Imagine Nation: Pages of Poems, Puzzles, Riddles and Rhymes and Even a Joke at Times

ISBN-10
1466427353
ISBN-13
9781466427358
Pages
102
Language
English
Published
2012-06-30
Author
Gerald Piche

Description

Perceptions of the Imagine Nation is the breakthrough book of rural American poet, Gerald Piche. The contents of this book cover 40 years of his works. As a young child, Gerald enjoyed the works of Robert Frost and pulls some of his inspiration from that style. However, it wasn't until 1973 that Gerald stumbled upon his own talent when someone asked him to write a poem and, ten minutes later, the outcome was "Hunting Season." From that day forward, Gerald became enamored with what he could do with words and only stopped writing for a few years when he was still early in his recovery from a traumatic brain injury.Gerald's poetry speaks to a plethora of topics including nature, spirituality, general interest, humor, philosophy, and even includes short stories and word finds. Most poignant, perhaps, are the autobiographical pieces which speak to Gerald's inspirational life. All of these facets of the book represent the author's admirable character and dynamic personality.This collection of works is intended to encourage laughter, examine beauty in all its forms, infuse hope, explore modern values, and inspire readers to become stewards of the earth.

Other editions