Reflections In Poetry With Uncle Tony
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Judge me not in winter
Lest you know me by a splinter
For it is only a season
Unique for a reason
For the others follow soon
Some with the brightness of the moon
They begin with the spring
Whose bells in your ears will ring
When nature at me again smiles
Having abandoned me over the miles
With that comes my assurance
Enough to sustain my endurance
Until it peaks in the summer
When my woes will face the hammer!
And then will I be at my best
So speculation may find rest
Then shall I not fear the fall
For they would have known it all.
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About the Book
This is a book which seeks to capture the broad spectrum of human experience and attempts to engage the view points of readers in a manner as to provide a platform for dialogue in a poetic context.
About the Author
As a Christian, he attempts to relate scriptural instruction and precepts with the everyday practicalities of life, and in so doing enlivens the relevance of scripture today as it was in the days of old. Humour and light-heartedness are some of his recipies of engagement and this helps to bring his poetry closer to everybody’s threshold of appreciation.