The Wood Pile is a book about life experiences, human interactions with others, as we experience a range of emotions; set in poems, poetry and short stories. We all experience love, heartache, joy, sadness, hate, loneliness, lost love, death, dying, religion, disappointments and being trapped in our own understanding of the world. I try to explain, understand my life and the similarities we share as human beings on this planet. In The Wood Pile I try to connect with you on a higher level to provoke deep thoughts, exercising the brain and stimulating the mind for greatness.
I believe when we are in deep thought the brain is developing the most and getting stronger. I hope The Wood Pile helps you grow and develop as your life becomes filled with more complex emotions and situations; like chopped wood piled up in disarray, we all have our own wood pile.
Details
Publication date
December 03,2021
Language
English
ISBN
978-1-63871-781-2 (Paperback)
978-1-63871-782-9 (E-BOOK)
Genre
Contemporary
Specifications
Pages
154
Interior Color
Black and White
Book Size
8.000" x 10.000" (254mm x 203mm)
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