Be Alone with Me: Poetry Moves Us

The book begins with Larry the romantic and then follows with the challenges of doing, living, and questioning what we do to keep on trucking.

It then transitions to quieter times when even moments of little consequence can capture your attention and foster an appreciation for simply being alive. However, reality inevitably makes its harsh presence felt, as portrayed in a battle poem and a reflective walk on Tiananmen Square.

From there, the narrative shifts to the power of beliefs and how they carry us through our lives.

The final chapter features Haiku poems that encapsulate the serenity of nature in just three lines. When read aloud, they evoke the experience of savoring a fine wine.