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Perceptions by Odin odin@aflx.com

"Perceptions" is a Limited Edition book of prosetry and photos where prose and verse are interrelated to explore philosophical ideas.  
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43 Haiku and 4 poems of a Wayward Sailor by Mike Walling

Haiku of a Wayward Sailor” encompasses both haiku and poems. Many of the haiku are based on my experiences at sea.  
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"I hear the stories of life. I watch the characters live, and I being one of them can taste the sour tears of sorrow yet feel the joy that peace brings. It is my purpose in life to write about it all. I am T.S. Wilkins. I am a poet."


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Being a poet is a very interesting and entertaining experience--one that I thank God for. I started writing when I was five years old, and every day I still learn something new. My inspiration comes from everything and everyone around me. Every little bit of something God has created; every little bit of something life throws my way. I can't just sit down and write about happiness, because I'd feel that I'm not being honest with the reader. I write about the way life is...the good, the bad, and the ugly. I try to capture the reality of life, because that's my way of letting the burdened reader know that I understand how he/she may feel. The struggles in life always capture my attention.