…is… What a Poet Said Celebrates Poetry for Your Mind

PHILADELPHIA - Nov. 29, 2016 - PRLog -- Taken together, the poems on the pages to follow invoke the various stages of life. In some poems, the poets continue to be children. In others, they are at a questioning stage. And finally, they display the wisdom of maturity. No one of them is either all child, all young adult, all completely mature, but each contains elements of all three stages. This book, containing 36 poems of a very rich and often complex nature, is a collection to be read slowly, approached as one would a book of meditations, in order to absorb all that is offered, and to share in the fullest possible way the advantage of taking that rewarding step into the inner recesses of the mind.

Aschak takes one on a journey through a spiritual pathway. The reader feels that an experienced and seasoned elder has transmitted wisdom couched in colorful language that only a visual artist such as Aschak can impart. Ekillous's skill as poet is to reverse the myth with his strong and alluring, somewhat serpentine language. He gives us a perspective into individual life experiences which lead to the inner knowing being accepted and not shunned.  He gives us a look at hope and the feeling of immortality. Jean Galliano's poetry invites us to meditate, which one might say is a form of dreaming while conscious. Where are the lost images, the ones never committed to paper, the ones not recalled? Jean is a poet who invites her readers to ponder such thoughts, and deeper ones, and to ask questions accordingly.

…is… What a Poet Said is being published in eBook format by eBookIt.com in November of 2016. The intent of the poets is to preserve the virtue of the word. The book is structured on the concept of millennial thinking. It is a portal to a place within one's self.

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