The Prism of my Mind - Mont, Francis
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Collected poems from 2000 to 2013. The collection is organized in seven groups, each corresponding to one of the seven emotions, expressed by the poems in that group: hope, joy, humour, love, sadness, anger and despair. These feelings are also represented by the rainbow: from the happy warm colours to the sad cool ones. In addition, the poems also comment on the most important lessons the author learned in a long and adventurous life

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Collected poems from 2000 to 2013. The collection is organized in seven groups, each corresponding to one of the seven emotions, expressed by the poems in that group: hope, joy, humour, love, sadness, anger and despair. These feelings are also represented by the rainbow: from the happy warm colours to the sad cool ones. In addition, the poems also comment on the most important lessons the author learned in a long and adventurous life
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Autorenporträt
Francis Mont has been living in Canada for the last 40 years, after he emigrated from his native Hungary where he studied science and received a degree in Theoretical Physics. However, it was easier to make a living in Computer Science where he did research, application and teaching over the years. He is interested in profound questions, both in science and in social philosophy. He is a 'big picture' person, focusing on fundamental principles and the defining essence of the topic at hand. In particular he is passionate about the issues of social organization and justice, and the individual's relationship to the planet and to the human species. He also pursues independence and self reliance to the best of his abilities, as his self-built and self-installed solar power system and year-around greenhouse demonstrate. He writes poetry, plays classical violin, dabbles at wood carving and has not yet stopped building the house he and his wife and (currently) five cats live in.