MIDLOTHIAN, Ill., July 7, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Everyone has his own way of self-expression -- a creative outlet where one can hone his skills. Poetry is one of the most common and creative mediums of self-expression. It is more than just prose or rhyming verses. Discover why Poetry Is More Than Mere Words through this fantastic anthology written by Slavko Stanis.
Poetry Is More Than Mere Words, it's a profound expression of what's inside oneself. It's an impressive play of words with meaning and depth through which the author shares his feelings, thoughts, and ideas. Through poetry, he conveys his innermost self - putting them into vivid and vibrant verses that tell stories, express sentiments, and speak of lives. In this kaleidoscope of poems, he gives focus on everything and anything there is, making this poetry anthology as diverse as life itself. Enjoy these poems, and you'll find yourself inspired to write your own. You'll also discover why Poetry Is More Than Mere Words...
About the Author
After the surviving the horrors of World War II in Europe, the author and his wife came to America. There they began a new life by rebuilding their dreams and starting a family. Thanks to the help and kindess of the American people, they succeeded. Both of them worked hard and raised their children to be honest and generous, and to be proud to be Americans. After retiring from the University of Chicago where he worked as a medical research assistant, the author finally devoted some more time to reading and writing poetry.
POETRY IS MORE THAN MERE WORDS * by Slavko Stanis
Publication Date: May 28, 2008
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