Philosophy Guide In Verse is written in clear and simple language, by a former college teacher and Ph.D in Philosophy. It... More > has a bonus commentary, in text form. It is written so that any person with an interest in Philosophy, could easily understand it. There are poems on Plato, Descartes, the British empiricists, Kant, Hegel, Marx, convergence theory, existentialism, 20th century Anglo-American philosophy, and references to Buddhism. < Less

Poems about living in a world that constantly changes. This challenges us to live without feeling frustrated or abused, and... More > in ways that enhance the quality of our lives. Buddhism's reflective and non-dogmatic approach to human experience provides the framework for these poems. < Less

Philosophy Guide In Verse is written in clear and simple language, by a former college teacher and Ph.D in Philosophy. It... More > has a bonus commentary, in text form. It is written so that any person with an interest in Philosophy, could easily understand it. There are poems on Plato, Descartes, the British empiricists, Kant, Hegel, Marx, convergence theory, existentialism, 20th century Anglo-American philosophy, and references to Buddhism. < Less

Poems about living in a world that constantly changes, and challenges us to to live without feeling frustrated or abused,... More > and in ways that enhance the quality of our lives. Buddhism's reflective and non-dogmatic approach to human experience provides the basis for these poems. < Less

"What if scientists move consciousness
through new bodies,/Or clone the old to make them grow into the new?/
Things will... More > groan,/stay for a while,/
then grow stale./Will death rest
If old minds take new bodies,/
Or play tag with space and time/
in new multi-dimensional rhyme,/
Or unravel ancient mysteries,/
and rewrite histories?" Other poems in this volume consider such topics as love and joy, that stay for a while, before they depart. Follow "Beauty Takes a Holiday." as she considers more serious play at "Mardi Gras," where she may even beat out "Funky Time In No Time." < Less

On our poetic journey, we meet "speedsters, shysters, oldsters, youngsters/
Stuck in old rituals of servitude/Repeating... More > after death their lives/Old resentments/as their accompaniment." But we find happy times here too, as in this poetic tale that ends, "Love is so divine/It has no abiding place/And finds no dividing place to hide." You are invited to travel with us, through these poems. < Less

Erotic poems, to titillate & delight. "Miss Molly, will she lead us today? Priestess of a defrocked religion, that did not... More > mock the sanctity of bare breasts, she gropes for scrotums. As pretty as the eye can see, Molly beckons to me. She laughs, and flirts, she's the date we missed in high school. We escort her as a group, my cam refreshes quickly Will the Cam Cop intrude, tonight? Molly offers her breasts, they are so perky. How do those nips get so hard? There are love handles on those cups. < Less

Selected poems on technology. Where is technology taking us, and how does it affect our attitudes towards ourselves, other... More > people, and the world around us? A sampling of three longer poems, taken from the author's work, available on Lulu. < Less

Poems about living in a world that constantly changes. This challenges us to live without feeling frustrated or abused, and... More > in ways that enhance the quality of our lives. Buddhism's reflective and non-dogmatic approach to human experience provides the framework for these poems. < Less

Philosophy Guide In Verse is written in clear and simple language, by a former college teacher and Ph.D in Philosophy. It... More > has a bonus commentary, in text form. It is written so that any person with an interest in Philosophy, could easily understand it. There are poems on Plato, Descartes, the British empiricists, Kant, Hegel, Marx, convergence theory, existentialism, 20th century Anglo-American philosophy, and references to Buddhism. < Less