: About Me

I am a disgruntled, yet optimistic writer who has lost his ways the past 15 years. I believe love and honour to be the only two aspirations of life worthy of pursuing. I have published one book of poetry and am trying to get a second published hopefully in the next 12 months. I have one wife, three children, and one great motivation to a strong leader. I believe there is One God and that is this God that we are each in search of serving. I write because it relieves the pain of not leaving things unsaid.  i love poetry because thoughts can be short, beautiful and yet very complicated.

My passion is ...

Jesus, wife, children, poetry and food

I know too much about ...

literature and lying

My parents always told me ...

to be clean and never buy what you cannot afford

My childhood ambition ...

to be the world's greatest poet and become a mail carrier

My favorite memory ...

seeing my wife give birth to Rachel

Why I write ...

it hurts not to and feels free to let my thoughts out

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

The Bible, Worship music, my children

My first job ...

Warehouse worker

My best moment ...

getting married

My inspiration ...

to own a motel

Arts & Humanities > Poets & Poetry Most famous English poets

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Romantic Poetry deals with the art of discovering the essence of life and illuminating everything good and sublime about it. It is heartfelt, subjective and almost always rises above the ordinary. It is about life, death, love and the hope of a future, as well as being dark, morbid, philosophical, beautiful, and exceptional. Romantic Poetry had it's origins in the early 1800's with the writings of William Blake, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats and Percy Bysshe Shelley. After the middle of the 1800's Romantic Poetry almost completely disappeared only to have it reapp...

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