I listened to a couple of your entries. Even with my poor hearing, your voice came through strong and clear. As though you had training on the stage with only your voice to carry to the back row. And you were dramatic while reading emphasizing and using your voice to put action to your words.

I could see someone interested in listening to music, an audiobook, or, in your case, poems read to them in a time of quiet reflection.

Unfortunately, my engineering, slow way of absorbing material, made it hard for me to follow your poems. Since it is a video format you could present the text of the poems as well while they were being recited. Or, dressed for the occasion, you could have a video over your shoulder of you reading your poems one at a time. With iMovie, I found it easy to take a video and add music and my voice to it without being a professional sound mixer.

I am amazed that you have kept in good order all of those poems. Most of mine during that time were sent with letters, posted on newsletters and added to anthologies. But if I kept the originals, I don't know. I threw away so many papers in 1992. And I don't have the physical capability to find any of them again.

Ron