Thought-Box

by Shane Windham

Thought-Box by Shane Windham (Book) in Poetry
ISBN: 978-1-4357-3439-5
Publisher: Lulu.com
Rights Owner: Shane Windham
Copyright: © 2008 Shane Windham Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
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Printed: 131 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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Shane Windham's 1st poetry collection. Completed in 1998 and containing 108 poems. This one's a favorite among his teenage readers. A rare glimpse into the wonder and tragedy of a young American poet drowning in an ocean of words. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: "A sad, yet beautiful collection of words, which show a great understanding of the human condition. I particularly liked 'What I Never Stop Missing' and 'The Virgo Misinterpretations' because of the undercurrent of poignant humour. I found there to be a deep rooted need within this poetry that winds its way throughout. Soulful."

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when I never stop missing
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11 Apr 2008
I read your preview and love this poem! so sweet and touches my heart...I shall have to buy the book.

Well done

Julie Hodgson
Deep stuff
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11 Apr 2008
I am a fan of Shanes work this book only strengthens my opinion that Shane is a great poet. Keep up the great work
Rather beautiful...
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10 Apr 2008
A sad, yet beautiful collection of words, which show a great understanding of the human condition. I particularly liked 'What I Never Stop Missing' and 'The Virgo Misinterpretations' because of the undercurrent of poignant humour.

I found there to be a deep rooted need within this poetry that winds its way throughout. Soulful.

Julie Elizabeth Powell, author of Gone
WORLDVIEW - The Observer Interferes/so too critic... [ No Rating ] 7 Mar 2008
....The preview woo'd me: I wanted to know a lot more about this male, and the facts of his life: This, a winner in a first book, though the world he suggests he lives in is so well known to me now, and not mine...



The FORM is elegant, and sincere, and breathes of a universality that I had in my younger poems that I soon lost; Shane offers pleasures in this text of skies i have lived with/do live with now, but at a distance....



How strange "Hell" is to himself and mine....
....And how intrigueing to a black/feminist/elder male, holy and in another class: but UNDERSTOOD, the WORTH of this author, so much more than the price of this book...



I suggest U buy it, I loved it....



Nana baBa jaH-aYe/stanley martin: March 7th 2008
Nice!
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4 Mar 2008
Very nicely written and touching at parts. A lot of it reminded me of my childhood. Very nice work from what I've read of the preview...
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4 Mar 2008
Very nicely written and touching at parts. A lot of it reminded me of my childhood. Very nice work from what I've read of the preview...

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