Bridges - Watters, Mark Randolph
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A compilation of poems, essays, limericks, and short stories, BRIDGES is my expression of accumulated wisdom and observations spanning my sixty-four years on this earth. Many of these spans, these personal bridges, are not yet complete, as construction continues as long as I can draw a breath. Someday all will be complete, as will be yours. Maybe herein we will find some common ground, as well as some grounds for friendly dispute. Maybe our bridges are more or less parallel. Perhaps not. Regardless, bridges, literal and figurative, facilitate and exacerbate a life's journey. Bridges take us to…mehr

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A compilation of poems, essays, limericks, and short stories, BRIDGES is my expression of accumulated wisdom and observations spanning my sixty-four years on this earth. Many of these spans, these personal bridges, are not yet complete, as construction continues as long as I can draw a breath. Someday all will be complete, as will be yours. Maybe herein we will find some common ground, as well as some grounds for friendly dispute. Maybe our bridges are more or less parallel. Perhaps not. Regardless, bridges, literal and figurative, facilitate and exacerbate a life's journey. Bridges take us to places we yearn to go, as well to places we dread. These are some of my Bridges.
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Autorenporträt
Mark Randolph Watters is a native of Rome, Georgia and a graduate of Model High School and Berry College. He has been married for 34 years to the lovely and talented Chris Watters, with whom he currently lives in central Pennsylvania (since 2014 but LONGS to return South!). Mark has authored five novels (currently working on two others) and hundreds of short stories and poems. He is not a formally-trained writer (has an accounting degree) but enjoys giving the art and craft his best efforts. He was a winner of the Dahlonega (GA) Short Story contest both in 2005 and 2006.