My Introduction

     I learned first-hand about rhyme and rhythm while reading Dr. Suess books in Elementary School.  Nevertheless, I started writing poetry while I was assigned to Bremerhaven, Germany, just before returning to the U.S.  Years later, while living in Sacramento, CA, I started to improve my writing skills in poetry jams, and by creating greeting cards for relatives & friends, and addressing governmental officials.  I eventually enrolled in college by taking introductory poetry classes at Sacramento City College, by instructor, Mr. Jeff Knorr.  He taught me how to be more creative in writing and reading other author’s poetic styles, and how to identify certain genres, personas, metaphors, and much more. 

     I practice three hours minimum to produce a satisfactory poem, and I also edit documents, Hallmark cards, and letters.  I improved my English grammar from helpful resources such as, Rod and Staff, English Handbook.  However, drafting poems with forced rhymes is not always easy, and they pose some real challenges.  I must pause and rethink how the ending of words in a line has similar rhythms that will fit the context of the message.  

     You can enjoy reading a plethora of writings on this blog where I post salvific poems of what Jesus Christ has accomplished for us, and articles to help viewers identify some problems; they might address.  The gospel is the hub of most of my collection on my website, so that you may glean from its poetic insights as they pertain to the acknowledging of truth with a Biblical perspective.  I use my Biblical World Views as a mirror so that you may see yourself as you truly are, and how to make changes. 

     I like to acknowledge my friends Mr. Edgar Sanchez, Mrs. Arnet Heath, Ms. Helen O’Connell, Mr. Vijay Nathan, and others for their significant contributions, who edited and listened to more than 600 poems.  Please feel free to respond to my Blog by clicking on the “Contact” on the Home Page.  Your comments are welcomed. Thanks for your time and attention.

March 2024