A Cosmiculous Conversation - Morgan, Dennis Milton
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A Cosmiculous Conversation is an anthology of divinely crafted poetry which reflects the passion and redemption of the poet, Dennis Milton Morgan. Dennis has unleashed a repository of poems that will captivate your heart from start to finish. His signature piece, The Flair Of The Floating Violin, brings to life the heroism of Wallace Hartley, a musician aboard the doomed Titanic, who played his violin to the very end to help keep the passengers calm as the crew loaded the lifeboats. Dennis Milton Morgan, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, has a burden for civilization, and reflects this in his…mehr

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A Cosmiculous Conversation is an anthology of divinely crafted poetry which reflects the passion and redemption of the poet, Dennis Milton Morgan. Dennis has unleashed a repository of poems that will captivate your heart from start to finish. His signature piece, The Flair Of The Floating Violin, brings to life the heroism of Wallace Hartley, a musician aboard the doomed Titanic, who played his violin to the very end to help keep the passengers calm as the crew loaded the lifeboats. Dennis Milton Morgan, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, has a burden for civilization, and reflects this in his poetry. Morgan asserts that inspirational poetry is not a panacea that solves the full spectrum of human disagreements, but believes that inspirational poetry provides a quantum leap towards restoring civility to our planet.
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Dennis Milton Morgan, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, has a burden for civilization, and reflects this in his poetry. Morgan asserts that inspirational poetry is not a panacea that solves the full spectrum of human disagreements, but believes that inspirational poetry provides a quantum leap towards restoring civility to our planet. Dennis was employed in the Government's Teaching Service before migrating to Canada. After returning to Trinidad in the 1977, He worked in a variety of environments from on air Broadcasting with 610 Radio, Computer Programming at the highest level, Computer Literacy and Programming Lecturer to Telecommunications Technician before pursuing a family health food manufacturing business with his wife.