POEMS About ART, SCIENCE, LOVE & LIFE
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Title: Automobile or Auto Mobile Ronald J. Yadusky BS, MD, FACS
(Written in a meter of ..-..-..-..-)
Subtitled: A Dozen Dozen Anapest Tetrameter
or Go there By Car 12 rhyming lines of 12 syllables each
Every life is a journey that takes us all far.
We can walk all this distance or travel by car.
I will recommend going by automobiles.
Let your eyes look for values, virtues, and ideals.
Seek to learn all the lessons in cars, if you’re smart.
See with insight that’s found in your mind and your heart.
All your virtue you’ll need as a good set of brakes,
to prevent moral wrecks and all other mistakes.
You will need clean bright headlights to show that you care,
enough gas, good tires, and a quality spare.
Get a key, have a spark, see yourself by mirror.
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About the Book
These poems came out of the love Dr. Yadusky has for his wife, Margaret, and his children. The will to create and the will to love are one. Poems make love visible, and by doing so they uplift and heal, because in the presence of love everything is healed. Poetry at its essence depicts a spiritual world, because the mind seeks truth, the heart seeks love, and the spirit seeks goodness and God. Poems awaken something in the reader’s heart that is beyond knowledge. We can define poetic creation in the same way that we define art itself, namely, spirit expressed into matter. Poets say tangibly what they feel intangibly to give finite form to the infinite. When Dr. Yadusky depicts this creative spirit of love, he shows us the face of God.
About the Author
Dr. Yadusky is unique as a poet, because he represents both art and science. He is a retired surgeon who has his Board Certification in both General Surgery and Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. He retired from a VA (Veterans Administration) hospital, where he performed surgery for over 27 years. His hobby is collecting minerals, so he is also a rock hound. He is a devoted husband and loving father with five children His wife and son both developed cancer. And another son died of a heart attack in his 40's. Out of the wounds of his life he gives light, instead of blood, to help us all see better. He knows that beauty can save, and that beauty is love that shares pain.