In a Moment, Poems - Stone, Jim
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The In a Moment poems deliver a kind of meditation that considers how we have damaged and continue to damage the world we live in by our capacity to create harm through our activities and through the products we manufacture and carelessly dispose of into our environment without considering the caustic effects such products have on that environment. The poems also consider the never-ending wars we find ourselves engaged in, and the many mental and physical effects, not a few of which are permanent, the participants must suffer. Some of those effects are made almost tangible by the poems which…mehr

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The In a Moment poems deliver a kind of meditation that considers how we have damaged and continue to damage the world we live in by our capacity to create harm through our activities and through the products we manufacture and carelessly dispose of into our environment without considering the caustic effects such products have on that environment. The poems also consider the never-ending wars we find ourselves engaged in, and the many mental and physical effects, not a few of which are permanent, the participants must suffer. Some of those effects are made almost tangible by the poems which also encompass words of hope and solace. Here, in places, we also find occasional humor softly woven in.
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Hi, my name is Jim Stone. I can't spell but I love to write true stories to share. I can't tell I can't spell, as soon as my pen hits the paper, I write so fast I simply can't tell. My education consists of the more brilliant of teachers and the richest of classrooms. Nature taught me all of the things that are important to know by including me in day-to-day struggles of life and death so that I know firsthand the pulse of life. I learned from observation, noticing the intricate patterns that speak in languages only the soul understands, although translation has proven to be difficult, as words fail to encompass the depth of emotion that is necessary.