This book is written with today’s poems that should be read tomorrow…about Yesterday.
“Poems to read tomorrow about yesterday” is a compilation of words that were found bunched in an thought empty drawer.
But they were taken one by one like handling the wings of a butterfly or laying a newborn already sleeping on the crib.
Poems are to poets like children, his children; born by the union with Erato, the muse of lyric and love poetry.
Each one conceived by remembering an epoch, a event, or perhaps a long goodbye which tears a string from our heart until its fabric disappear and inside our chest not even emptiness wants to come in.
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I purchased this book nearly a year ago (!)
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I Love The Book as Your Know Georg...
I also love that you have offered your generous heart within
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for many of your AD Family...
Through Love & Laughter & Georg's Wonderful Sense of Humor
everyone will enjoy this book as I do...
GEORG MATEOS, I LOVE YOUR BOOK, YOUR HEAVENLY BEAUTIFUL, MOST TALENTED POEMS!!!!!!!! 'POEMS to read TOMORROW about YESTERDAY' PEOPLE WILL READ CENTURY AFTER CENTURY!!!!!!!! YOUR NAME, GEORG MATEOS, WILL LIVE FOREVER IN THIS WORLD!!!!!!!!!! YOU WILL BE ALWAYS ONE OF MOST TALENTED POETS!!!!!!!!!! MAY GOD BLESS YOU EVERY DAY IN YOUR LONG LIFE!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
I want to thank you for all your comments on my behalf. I am
enjoying your humor and dry wit, I myself turned 30 on my 12th birthday. Your comment on Turning into Mom pulled at my heart. My mom began drinking when I was a teenager. It is hard for teenagers to grow and function when their parents are alcohics. I spent my life trying not to be sad but standing in the sublime counter. My best to you. Joyce White.
Congratulations, Mr. Mateos!!! I am sure it is a great collection spiced up with humor too...
I would like to buy one but I don't see how?
Let me know,
Ankin - Inspired by Fountain of Trevi
