Roy E Peterson

Where the Foxes Play: Poems to Remember When the Fur Flies Roy E Peterson

When you savor the rhyme and meter of new classical poetry, you reconnect with your senses, are stimulated in the mind, and restore feeling to the heart. This is the author's 39th book of poetry, all of which include a minimum of 100 poems of romance, advice, humor, and spiritual uplift. The author has an innate depth of feeling that is conferred on the reader. Through pleasant hours of reading and understanding, you receive the gift of insight to the material, sharing of the comical, and access to the eternal worlds that inhabit the mind of the author. Ten sections in this book relate perfectly to the following realms of fantasy and reality: 1. Nostalgic poetry of the good old days including Frito Pies, Car Hops and Slang of the 1960's. 2. Love Poems involving romance, pressed roses and Sonnets. 3. Advice on character, friends and leaving legacies. 4. The humor of little llamas, pets and chili cookoffs. 5. Happy days and nights with coffee, hugs and tropical islands. 6. Understanding blessings, mothers and teachers. 7. Our protectors are angels, police and soldiers. 8. Faith of a mustard seed, truth and grace are all in this section. 9. Crusades involves conservative values including the U. S. Constitution and how to protect the first four freedoms in the Bill of Rights. 10. The last section is seasonal holidays from Christmas in December and birthdays to St. Patrick's Day in March. The author's "voice" is a mix of great poets from the past, which you may well identify from the reading of the varied verses.