I've never considered myself a poet.
I just wrote my 600th piece of work and I am a published author. Yet I don't consider myself an author, writer, or poet. I've never had any training either way.

I'm just a fellow adventurer who got old and decided that I was tired of taking chances with my life out in the real world. I was a police officer for eleven years of my life and came real close to dying on several occasions. One day I told myself, "that's it I'm finished with this type of adventure. Too old, can't run as fast or shoot as straight as I use too.

So I picked up a paper and pen and wrote my first book. Then I joined AD. I'm just an adventurer who gets bored easy and has to venture out to conquer new worlds. Nothing more or less.

If I write something that turns you on good. If I write something that hurts your feelings don't take it personal. I simply just enjoy the thrill of writing anything. It gives an old adventurer something to occupy his mind and a form of never ending entertainment.

I am not disappointed in what I'm doing.

Just do me a favor and refrain from using everyday labels and descriptions on me. You can use them but I might not answer to them. Never call me a writer or poet. I hate these terminologies because they put limits on my adventurism. I would rather be known as an adventurer or an expressionist in word, nothing more or nothing less. I use words to write about life, express thoughts, and venture out into new worlds. Especially to entertain my mind, kill boredom and simply have an adventure to go on. 

AD doesn't disappoint, neither do you.

GEMorrison