A Poetry Memoir of love, loss and healing
about the author
This is my first time
writing a poetry book.
8 1/2 yrs ago I would have never imagined I would be writing this bio.
My background involves being a marketing and sales person for over 40 years. I am now an older gentleman . One day in August of 2017, my life changed. I began to write poetry spured on by a muse of whom has opened a brand new door in my life. My education includes a bachelor’s degree in business administration from a college in Vermont. I have had no formal training in writing in any degree. As Chris Martin from Coldplay has recently said in an interview , the songs he writes come from somewhere out of this world.
He also said he is only a vessel that brings them all to life. That’s how I feel about my poems. I have had a somewhat difficult
yet interesting but blessed existence. My many varied experiences have also contributed to what this book is all about. The book is a release of many emotions I have felt since my younger years. I hope everyone who reads my words
might relate them
to their personal journeys.
I hope it makes their lives easier
along the way…
What if love never truly leaves?
From a fleeting glance across a crowded room to years of longing, distance, and return, this collection of intimate poems traces the unforgettable journey of a love that refuses to fade. Told in three movements, Love You, Love You Not, and Love You Again, these verses explore passion at first sight, the ache of separation, the sting of pride, and the quiet hope of reconciliation.
Through moments set against city lights, ocean shores, winter nights, and silent mornings, a single connection endures. Eyes that meet. Signs that appear. Words spoken too late. Words felt too deeply. And a heart that never fully lets go.
Raw, reflective, and deeply personal, this book captures the beauty of devotion, the turmoil of ego, and the belief that some souls are destined to find each other, no matter how many times they fall apart.
For anyone who has loved, lost, waited, and wondered…
this story will feel achingly familiar.
Because sometimes the same song plays more than once.
And sometimes, the third act is the one that finally makes sense.
from the book
author's quote
“Some loves linger like a melody we can’t forget, these poems are my attempt to catch that song before it fades.”